I had a few minutes before a class this week and was exploring on piano with this classic composition by the great Leonard Bernstein. This is a great song with a beautiful melody and deep harmony. One of those songs that plays itself. I'm using a little reharm here and there. There's a beautiful version of Somewhere with Keith Jarrett and the trio. Ed
hello vibeworkshop family .. id like to share the this composition with you that i just recorded last weekend with my friend Tom Berich on steel pans. The tune is entitled " Reflections." not be associated with the monk tune. this tune floats between 3 distinct moods, RnB, reggae, what i would like to call a ( steps aheadish) groove. Fyi . this is NOT mixed. nor any Eq. just the rough copy for the band to listen to. Mixing and editing starts on the entire cd in november.
Hi folks,
revisiting ye' olde concept of upper structure triads. It's such a huge topic and you can apply it so many ways. Here's what I'm thinking about today.
-Tyler
Don't you just love how the pros post their versions of our tunes of the month. I think there are a few versions of ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE up now, right?
Similar to the first, but this one contains more counter lines than voicings. Enjoy!
hey someone in germany lost a set of vibe bars. did you? do you know or someone? email me for more info. a friend of mine found them.
My second attempt at recording Friedman's etude 7. I played with a click to ensure my time was solid, because it was anything but in my first recording.
Yeah vibes!
This version of "You Stepped Out Of A Dream" suggests a perhaps more "organic" way of starting a tune, as opposed to counting off, as is done too often for my taste. Starting free and slowly working one's way into the song can be a path towards a mutual discovery of how to play together. It's exciting because the feeling of walking a tight rope is always there.