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Marie's Newsletter - September 2013

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There comes September, getting back from holidays, starting work/school, nature changing into gold, days getting shorter and colder… good resolutions? Ok, there we are: tons of lessons on not less than 4 tunes! Books to read and discuss about, music to listen to, vibes to buy… Enjoy our September newsletter and join us on the site!

LESSONS:

* Tony Miceli:

- Autumn Leaves – Voicings for Stefan: www.vibesworkshop.com/node/9173/

- TOTM – Peace – Analyzation: http://www.vibesworkshop.com/node/9162/

Forum Topic: Need a vibe!!!

I'm looking to buy a vibe in, around, or that will ship to Berlin, Germany. Preferably graduated bars with my top choices being M46, M55, YV-3710, or M48. BUT, I am open to anything right now so, if you have one to sell please hit me up. Doesn't have to be in perfect condition as I'm pretty good at fixing them - and a motor is not necessary. Thanks and peace. Jeremy

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Good Vibes radio October update

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Hi All,
Want to know what is happening in October on Good Vibes radio? Of 19 tunes only four are standards. Three are reharmonizations of Lennon/McCartney and Stevie Wonder. The remaining 12 are newer contemporary compositions (eight of those were written by the performing musicians).
When I hear people say that good jazz is no longer being written, I ask them to please listen to my show. And when I hear people wondering about "where jazz is going," I tell them the same.

Forum Topic: Saito Vibraphone for sale with pack n go case. $1000

A Saito Vibraphone in good working condition. Need a bar from the muffler to the Sustain bar but I can get one made or you could do it yourself and take some $ off the price.

It comes with its own pack and go case on wheels.

Email for more information.

Located in Baltimore MD
Thanks.
Jill

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TOTM - Summertime - Etude No. 1 by Behn Gillece

Here is a simple chord melody for the TOTM, "Summertime." This is an ideal etude for beginners who are trying to grasp playing with 4 mallets and doing chord melodies. I've deliberately left it fairly simple, although I put in a few challenging measures to introduce mallet dampening and a few interesting voicings. Hope this helps!

Behn