Here's a chord study on Darn That Dream. I left the pedal markings off and the chords. First, you guys know I think you should write in each chord and check out the alterations. As for the pedal, it's common sense with these sorts of etudes. As well as the dampening and pedaling. As my mother used to say to me about things.... "You're a big boy, you can do it". If you're tackling and etude like this, you know how to pedal.

I practised comping the melody...

Hope you like it
dimitris

Recorded last night (4.17.13) at Temple University in Philadelphia

An original of mine....a duo at this point.

Rusty

https://soundcloud.com/rusty-burge/the-new-old-by-rusty-burge

I have gradual recital April 21.

If you are living in Philadelphia. Come hang out.

I hope to see you there

Thanks.

Hi Marie,
was browsing the internet and came across this piece of music which I think you really love. Hope you enjoy it.

BruceW

p.s. actually anyone can love this piece and by all means, do so and enjoy.

p.s.s Note the bass players is Paul Chambers, who was two years ahead of me in high school. No, I was not studying music at the time, I was studying printing press and typesetting.

After checking some voicings from Behn's lesson I decide to create some of my own (you should check his lesson). Then I messed ardound playing chords and melodies!

thanks

I am so excited for this tune. This is a great chord study...so much stuff!

thanks

Bach's English Suites for harpsichord make great duets for vibes/marimba, vibes/piano, vibes/bass, or other combinations. The right hand and left hand are often just single lines and sound great when played on pretty much any instrument.

Arrangement is easy - vibes take the treble clef, marimba or piano take the bass clef. Manuscript is attached.