Just found this. Listening to track one and I love this track. So I'm excited and thought I would post it.

I'm sure Randy Sutin or John Keene will know all about it.

Sunday June 21st at 4pm EST
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Happy to be part of the Brooklyn Public Library Classical Interludes series, performing a solo concert with repertoire ranging from jazz standards to originals and even a Greek classic. Enjoy!
* Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/250306436247434/
* YouTube premier: https://youtu.be/6JbPgD5v7FE

Download the attachment for more information, notation, and context

Traditional African Dance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOlgMgZkAQQ

J. Leake books, CDs:
http://www.rhombuspublishing.com/master_drummers_west_africa.html

Hello all,

My third "How to Play Vibes Like" video is going to focus on Bud Powell, one of my favorite pianists whom I have studied the most. There's a lot that us vibes players aren't able to compete with Bud Powell on -- our range is limited, we have fewer notes, he has two fully independent hands, etc. However, in these videos I'll try and show you what exactly I think we can translate over -- whether we have to change it a bit or keep it identical -- so that we can add some new devices to our collective skillset as vibraphonists.

#21 of Friedman's book. I like the three jazz etudes.

#11 in my quest to complete Friedman's book.

#6 in my quest to complete Friedman's book.