Here's another of my original compositions from the CD I'm working on -- "Uneven Surface".

When we started in this project we decided that we were going to do music that was a bit beyond our abilities, and this piece is probably the most difficult one we did. I'm not sure if the decision to do difficult music was a good one for producing a CD, but it has been very good for our growth as musicians. If anyone has opinions on good strategies (stay safe or go for the triple Salkow), I'd love to hear them.

At any rate, enjoy and constructive criticism greatly appreciated.

Hello , I was recently playing some gigs in France with my brother ,
here's an excerpt:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoDauuHdpPw

will post some more.

Hi guys,

check out my new album Vision, which I recorded with Ludmila Stefanikova on vibes. There is a composition of mine - Concerto for Vibraphone and Rhythm Section, you might be interested in listening.

Listen here:
http://soundcloud.com/augustin-bernard/sets/vision/

If you like my music you can also follow me on Facebook, SoundCloud and of course buy this album. This would help me to keep doing my job.

Buy link:
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/augustinbernard2

Just did a great gig at the Royal Irish Academy of Music. And they had this amazing cake made for me! Ahhhhh! What a great time!

I an practising chops like CRAZY but I went to a gig where a great gt. player and I talked about comping with 3 notes (3note comping). This can be triads or fourth or whatever you want.
In this lesson I play only triad. Can you guess which tune I played????!!!!!!

Dimitris

i really dig monk. can i say it again .. i really dig monk ..

Solo piano clip of 2 choruses of Harold Arlen's "Over The Rainbow" with Keith Jarrett changes along with modulation as follows: first A in Eb, second A in F, bridge in F and last A in Db. This was taped during my Berklee improv class this past summer by pianist Ricardo Curto. The lead sheet can be viewed on Scribd here: http://www.scribd.com/doc/113437494/Over-the-Rainbow-Reharm-Modulation

This is Paul's Pal by Sonny Rollins. This tune has a sense of humor in my opinion.

Joe Doubleday- Vibraphone
Alexander L. J. Toth- Bass
Diego Ramirez- Drums