here´s the wonderful performance of our two main members of the site, almost cheek to cheek, live performing in holland during the workshop 2011. i love it!

tarik

p.s. not to forget john on swinging drums!

Here´s our TOTM beautifully played by the two masters of the workshop---only one of many highlights for me.

enjoy!

tarik

i took dimitris tip and tried to play a friedman etude as warm up. to be honest the warm up took me about 3 hours. this etude is not as easy as it sounds or looks at least if you don´t cheat and use the pedal pressed down all the time...

tarik

As of this morning, there are 1,000 Vibesworkshop videos available via the Roku, Android and iPhone apps.

The Roku app has been installed on 2,565 Rokus and the Android app has been installed on 104 Android phones. Due to the nature of the iPhone app I can't really tell how many people are using it, but it seems to get a little more use overall than the Android app, and a fair amount less than the Roku app.

For info on how to install and use the apps, see the "Check This Out" links.

Tom P.

hi all people
i would like to drop this mensage to show my last project cd
it is a double cd
with a vibes piano and string quartet
playing the children songs from corea and a nice suite of fred hersch
if any are interested there is a sample here

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

and you can buy it
here

www.newstepsrecords.com

all the best

I have a set of ROSS R705 vibes for sale in Omaha Nebraska. They have a total of about 10 hours of use. I gave them to my husband as a gift, he took some lessons, and it wasn't happening. They are listed for $1900. email matthewajones@cox.net if interested.

Here is the Part 2 to the Days Of Wine & Roses chord study.

Hi all,
Does anyone know of another radio program (ever) that is/was devoted solely to the vibraphone?
I would like to announce my show as being the first (I think it is), but I won't do it unless I can be certain. In my research online I haven't been able to find anything. Or, who might I ask to get a definitive answer? Some radio history guru?
thanks,
gloria