Hey,
For those of you who've asked what happened to December's Good Vibes, we've had a router failure at JazzOn2 and, like many things these days, a replacement couldn't be found in time to air much of this month's programming. We're hoping to be up soon - soon as the darn thing arrives - and I will let you know about the re-airs. And also when I post it at mixcloud.com, which I will do next week if the station doesn't get up and running. I'm playing a mixture of Christmas/Winter tunes, including "Skating" by Warren Wolf from his Christmas Vibes CD.

In this video I'll cover different strategies and approaches for creating coherent lines with the altered scale.
Hope you can get something helpful out of this lesson.

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In this video I'll cover different strategies and approaches for creating coherent lines with the altered scale.
If you haven't done please make sure to watch first the part 1
Hope you can get something helpful out of this lesson.

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I've been taking lessons from another local vibes player around here and, and in lieu of Tony's TOTM, asked if we could do a duet on Just In Time - here it is! Thought it'd be good to share as we're all working on the tune.

Any critique or comments are appreciated! Kinda messed up the melody at the very beginning but that's life.

(Also sorry for the bad camera angle, was mostly recording for just audio initially)

Liam made his first MalletKat video , but never posted it, so I am.

Two things to know about Justin Vibes.
He's a top notch vibe player.
He's an incredible musician.

And he has his own agenda and I think it's super cool.

Hello everyone,

In the last lesson, I explained how to methodically go through all possible extensions for a chord, and, in this one, we will look at the different options for rearranging those notes. You can use inversions, and spread techniques, including drop-2, drop-3, and drop-2+3.

Hello everyone!

This is a lesson geared towards beginners, but useful for everyone! I explain my method for going through all possible standard extensions and voicings for a dominant chord (there are 32 in total for any dominant chord!). The same applies to major, minor, diminished, etc.