I envision this site as a platform for discussion, i.e. an exchange of opinions, sharing ideas verbal and musical and being open for giving and receiving suggestions and constructive criticism. After submitting my version of "You don't know what love is" I asked for comments about what I changed harmonically. I was really looking forward to some interesting feedback. I wanted, as I mentioned to Tarik, to go beyond personal taste, "I like this", I don't like this", etc. (Although sometimes I could handle a bit more of "I don't like this", in a constructive way, of course).

Hi guys here's my new solo version of the TOTM. In jam session people play it in Eb or C and I was unsure about the key I wanted to play it so I decided to divide the head in C for the first half and Eb for the second half.
As always there's the pdf with the transcription of Head in, solo form head out and coda.

Hope you enjoy it.

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I was using "APInstrument" Mallets: www.apinstrument.com

So I'm giving the Mallet Improv workshop this year at PASIC. And so I thought!!!

I would like to get you guys to chip in. Open source the talk!

So give me some tips you found valuable for learning improv. Some commentary? Advice? What should young mallet players work on? Think about? etc.

I will also refer to this post in the notes and make this available for everyone at PASIC

after the cd is before the cd. we just released our debut cd "questions" but we are already recording material for our next cd which will be called "snookermania". this is one track with the title "century break". hope you like it!

tarik

You all inspired me to do a version of "You don't know what love is". I change some of the harmonies slightly. See if you can hear where.

my girlfriend tanja liked the worn out mallet more that way...

U of Del guys. Here's assignment number 2.

PUT YOUR LESSONS HERE IN THE COMMENTS. DON'T MAKE SEPARATE POSTS

Beginners Lesson:
Simple: http://www.vibesworkshop.com/audio/c-g7-revisited-tony-miceli/tonymicel…

Intermediate:
One chorus Blue Bossa - One chorus chord tone solo - One chorus head out.

Here is the chart for my version of "You Don't Know What Love Is," in case anyone is interested in having a look...
it was written mostly on piano. (the recording is "Connections, Volume Two: The Anthony Smith Quartet")

-Anthony

I recorded this a couple years ago... my "take" on the classic standard, heavily re-harmonized. Hope you like it, and I'll post the chart also. Thanks for listening :)

Anthony Smith: vibes
Mike Wofford: piano
Rob Thorsen: bass
Duncan Moore: drums