Practicing Tight Shapes Pt. 1 by Behn Gillece
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Toots And Jaco - Off Topic But Great!
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Ivar Kolve Trio: QLB
Sebastien Dubé : Bass
Stein Inge Breakhus: Drums
Ivar Kolve : Vibes
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Working Lines Into Blues Pt. 2 by Behn Gillece
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Florentin Klingelschmitt playing Christos Rafalides's Fast and Furious
The next generation ... !!!
Duke Ellington's "Don't Get Around Much Anymore" - Ed Saindon Solo Vibraphone
A little Sunday night fun playing Duke Ellington’s classic composition “Don’t Get Around Much Anymore”.
It Could Happen To You - Concerts and Masterclass in Aruba
Looking forward to being in Aruba next week to perform in two concerts as well as present a masterclass on jazz improvisation. Thanks to Carlos Bislip for inviting me to headline the jazz festival and give the masterclass. Carlos has assembled a talented group of students who will be playing with me. It’s been a pleasure coaching them the past month via Skype. We’ll be playing some classic standards including “It Could Happen To You” which I’m playing here in this brief clip.
What Is This Thing Called, Love - Duo for Dan
Here's a duo for my student Dan.
I play both parts and then Dan plays to one plays to one part. Lots of times I use a click, but I don't want to any more.
I had a deadline! Listen to it. There's player 1 and player 2. Player one does a good job, player 2 rushes a bit and has to pull back a little bit. Can you hear? Time is so important. However I think the performance is acceptable.
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Friedman Mallet Dampening #16 (Pedaling)
Here is my rendition of number 16!
I appreciate the succession of crescendos that construct the piece dynamically. It has a very logical sense of contour. This also offers some cool way to approach playing chords in inverted arpeggiations. Let me know what you guys think!
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