From FB, I came across a piece of music with a vibist I didn't know: Karl Berger. This piece was... well a bit too much for me... Still curious, I went to Youtube and found this totally different piece with same vibist... Beautiful all the way!!

A little bio of Karl Berger from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Berger

I'm sure some of you know him... tell us more!!! - M

Suggestions are welcome!

Joe

I tried to add some dynamics to make it a little more interesting. That being said, it's not note perfect (but it's pretty close!). Criticism is welcome as always!

Joe

Which one are you and why?

I'm a 2 and 4 guy, but today I was messing around with 1 and 3 and digging it and seeing the possibilities.

There's been some talk on the site lately about what should a beginner do around here. First off if you're a beginner, you need one thing on your side. That's time. You have to have a lot of time on your hands. You need to be able to go slow.

I think just tackling the mechanics of the the instrument will take at the very least a year. Scales, arpeggios, dampening and pedaling. That's a year of hard work. Add to that learning some simple tunes, the blues scale, chord inversions and a few other things and you are one busy cat!

Hi,

I think I'm going to sell my beautiful vibes. I'm moving back to North America and and trying to reduce the amount of stuff I need to ship. Was tuned and relaqured a few years back by Gilberto.

Hey out there..

have any of you ever heard of anyone making custom soft cases for an M55. If so, where, how, who, was it a good ideal. Gotta be cheaper then the Musser hard and heavy cases(M149). Since there is now basically no option for flight travel. Make em light and spongy and throw them in the car.

Any info greatly appreciated.

thanks

Michael