Good Vibes radio November '13 update
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Here's a sample of what is happening in November on Good Vibes radio:
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Hi All,
Here's a sample of what is happening in November on Good Vibes radio:
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This is a series of videos demonstrating some exercises for Tony's lesson trying to play solo vibes. I also got inspired from Gary burton's lesson so I broke my practise into little things. Remember these are just exercises and not the final thing.
video 1: play lines and the left hit at beat 1 always with the line
video 2: play lines and the left hand its on one and three
video 3: play lines and the left hand hits chords on one beat
videos 4: play lines and the left hand hit chords on one and three
video 5: a guitar approach to the vibes
hi all people here is a video of one of my favorite settings in jazz
I was luky playing with a great spanish guitarrist miquel casany
i love the sound of hammond organ and guitar combination
I hope you enjoy it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vz-NgMqCGVk&feature=youtu.be
Thanks to Pax for finding this!
This is the first song that Anje and I wrote together. We were in Brazil and studying with a great pianist called Alberto Farah. Anje had the melody so we started working on it then when we came home I wrote the string arrangements. I have always wanted to play a solo over strings. So lush
The English title is Song of the mermaid. Hope you don't mind the post
Here is a recording of a beautiful song by Chico Buarque and Tom Jobim. Anje West on Vocals with Helen Russell on bass myself on Vibes
My new book The Complete Guide To Improvisation Volume 1 is now available through my website or Amazon.
Here's the book link to my website: http://www.edsaindon.com/Books.aspx
Here's the book link to Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/The-Complete-Guide-To-Improvisation/dp/0988397404
From Gary Burton about The Complete Guide To Improvisation:
"At last, an improvisation book that is clear, well organized, and easy to understand. Ed Saindon has done a really thorough job laying out the stepping stones to mastering jazz improvisation. Well done, Ed!"
Information about the book:
Ok, you write in the chords and the alterations and then play the etude. Check out the voicings and check out that even if they get a little weird you can always (I hope) hear the tune.