Aolian the 6th scale degree of the major scale.

Chinese translation for Chinese students.

Aeolian是大調音階降3,降6,降7
在爵士樂中，比Phrygian多，比Dorian用的少。
Aeolian和Dorian的不同是Dorian沒有降6音, Phrygian多了降2音,

I analyze Giant Steps.

Go slow and play everything. Then work on the tune in 12 keys.

This is for advanced players. I move fast.

I have only been playing vibes for about a year. Before I started playing the vibes, I thought you just hit the vibes with the mallets and use the pedal to let it ring out or stop the sound. Since then I have learned about so many different playing techniques that I would never have imagined. For one thing, I never realized you could actually play the vibes with the pedal up.

Other techniques that I learned about are:

Mallet Dampening
Pitchbending
Hand Tremolo
Bowing
Echo emulation (ala Piper)
Spider Egg Sacks (or plastic bags) over resonators

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At the top of each article, lesson, video or audio (or most other documents) you'll see a 'breadcrumb'. That's what web developers call them. It's a path to where you are. If you look at that path it should tell you where you are, where the article you're looking at is and where you'll find the article again.

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Got rhythm?

Keep in mind this is a hang. A VERY informal get together. There were people chatting and we were playing and talking.

There are some sound problems, if you can fast forward to about 7 minutes you'll get past it.

Here's the 'hang'

Barry who is a subscriber to the site, came over during out vibe hang and taled about polishing your bars!

Here is a play along that has the changes to the handout by Larry McKenna. It's rhythm changes in Bb and has lots of substitute turnarounds. You can use this to practice the solo Larry has written out or just to try playing solo over the changes.
It can also be used for practicing voicing chords on these changes. I'll be posting this in other keys soon as well.

In the pdf I've attached the chord changes, but I've written them out in Roman Numerals, so you can use this in any key. Some quick notes:

- plain roman numerals indicate diatonic chords in the key( like II V etc...)

a bit of xylophone madness from a 2002 gig at the triple door in seattle, WA

man its hard to keep up with a violinist sometimes but i think i got him on this one..

LMAO