Usually when I do solos, I make them really simple. Here's one where I just tried to play without thinking that this was for a lesson.

I've included the keyboard part and the vibe solo part.

Your job is to try and transcribe the solo and use the sheet music to check yourself, or just transcribe it and don't even use the sheet music.

Shapes are important for vibe players. Moving shapes around can be challenging partly because our instrument set up is a keyboard that is not symmetrical. Click here if you want to see a symmetrical keyboard!

So we need to be able to move around the keyboard with shapes with 2, 3 or 4 mallets. 3 mallet, shapes are interesting with how the mallets will move around. Take the shape A Bb and D and then play Bb B and Eb with mallets 2,3 and 4. 

Check out the attached PDF!

Check out the attached PDF!

Check out the attached PDF!

Check out the attached PDF!

Hi,

Looking for a company or individual to fix up (restoration) my mid-seventies Musser M55. I'm located in central New York, so someplace in New York state would be ideal.

Thanks in adavance,

Matt

Check out the attached PDF!

Check out the Lumina Electronic Mallet Instrument. It's pretty cool.

This is "All The Things You Are". 

You write in the chords, study the upper partials and include them in the chord names. 

Play the solo and deeply analyze all that's happening here. 

There is a Bass only part to play along with.