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This morning I started a little etude on Silent Night. I think it still rings a bit too much. I also realise I should have taken it a bit lower for my voice, but I have no more time today to relearn and recorded it in another key... I'm afraid we'll all have to do with it! :o)
Merry Christmas everyone! :o)
Happy Holidays everyone!! Hoping next year is the year of the vibes, where no one calls it a xylophone ever again!! (ba dum chik!)
Just posting this track that was on Gloria Krolak's december program along with the track I did with Marie (It's should be linked to here) for holiday cheer.
In case you were wondering, I play all the parts you hear here on my VanderPlas LW40 and Marimba (about 5 tracks I think).
Best wishes to all for the new year!
Dana Sudborough
Hi,
Here is a song called Los Bilbilicos from my duet Lame Vocale.
it's sung in ladino (Spanish Jewish) by the French soprano singer: Lea Sarfati.
Hope you will enjoy.
Merry chrismas
Ilya
I"m in the Caribbean for a few more weeks. I spend my days practicing, checking out vibesworkshop, reading and gigging.
I've really been thinking about lines all the time and practicing them. I brought the Omnibook don't and am checking out Confirmation. I'm seriously thinking about going cover to cover with the book. I've done a few of the solos but not in any order. I would really love to spend a year or two checking out Parker.
Here's another tune that Johnny and I played back in October.
If you need a break from the lines festival, here's some additional ideas for tune endings!
One way I practice lines is to practice lines, and I record them. Then I just play along with them and sometimes record that.
Playing along keeps me involved and listening. I can really hear any time problems or anything else when I'm playing along. I really like practicing like this.
With our Lines Festival happening, I thought I'd post some practice tapes of mine and you guys can play along with them. I think since it's a Lines Festival I think you should try and comp with only single lines.
Hey all,
I was going through some gigs and forgot about this performance. I was doing my normal Tuesday gig at Smalls, and when we opened it up for a jam session, Johnny O'Neal came in. Johnny is a great pianist and vocalist, and has performed with so many greats, including a favorite of many people on this site, Milt Jackson! Anyway, Johnny had requested that we play duo. Naturally, I was terrified, haha! It turned out to be alot of fun, and here is a tune that we ended up playing. Hope you enjoy it.
Behn