It's fairly simple for private students to post lessons for me to review. Check out this video.

Part B

Part A in Cm then C#m.

Is it or isn't this my grip! Who knows! Someone else named and I've written the most extensively about it. Call it what you want, but I think it's a great grip to play vibes with. Sort of has the best of both worlds.

My favorite vibe player Victor Feldman uses it. That alone is enough reassurance that this is a very effective vibraphone grip. Check out the vids!

Here's a how to with the grip that I play with.
OOOOOOPPPPPPPSSS I forgot to mention ONE THING!! Put the outside stick on top of the inside stick, JUST LIKE THE Burton grip.

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I found out that my favorite vibe player Victor Feldman used this grip! That's cool!

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I was playing minor arpeggios and heard Chopin Valse, so I started fooling around with it in Cm (which was the arpeggio I was working on). I later dug out the music and found it was in C#m, so I had to relearn it. I am trying to work out a musically satisfying arrangement for the vibes.

This video is in 3 parts containing some sketches of the arrangements with 2 mallets. Eventually I want to get to use 4 mallets.

The first video is the A part in Cm. The second video is the A part in C#m. The third video is the B part in C#m.