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Radio Show for All Vibes

Hey Everybody,

Recently we had the pleasure of Gloria Krolak amongst our membership. She has an fm radio show online that features all vibes and marimba players. I think it is mostly vibes. Anyway, she gave us some info in a post about her show, which happened to be tonight (Sunday) and Wednesday. I listened in and sure enough her show is a treat.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY VIBESWORKSHOP! - 2 Years Today August 1st!

Hey everyone!

It's officially today! It already had a few months of existence as beta site, but on August 1st 2008, Vibesworkshop was officially open!

I got into the users list, and found that at that date, there were already around 20 members! (today we are... 1382!!) Among them -appart from Tony and his partner Stephen- we can see:

- Tjaco,
- Barry,
- John Daly,
- Behn Gellice,
- Gilbranimo,
- Alan Watt (amazing Alan from this year Ireland workshop!),
- Jinwoo (our Korea very silent member!)

A few others would follow soon, like:

- Bruce Wells,
- Tony Fontana,

Afternoon in Paris by Ted Wolff

This is a basic arrangement for vibes or marimba of the popular jazz standard "Afternoon in Paris". It demonstrates a couple different ways to accompany a melody - using a counter line or a block chord. It also employs a simple pedal point for the left hand during the bridge.

A PDF of the arrangement can be downloaded HERE. So print down a copy and try it out!

Ted...

Vibes and Babies

hi!

I just realised that the vibes have one more advantage beside the cool sound, the cool attitude, the excluiveness and the fact that vibesplayers get all the chicks: you can play it with a baby wrap! no way of doing this with a guitar!

So folks get youself a set of vibes - the chick and eventually an offsping might follow BUT you can still play!

Cheers Stefan

BTW its a boy named Louis, born 9.7.2010

Nardis by James Whiting

Hi Everyone!

I haven't posted anything in a while so I thought I'd throw something up here from my end of semester recital in June this year.

Basically the deal with it was you choose 3 tunes walk in and play with a staff rhythm section, so its kind of like a fill in gig simulation.

Would love to hear some feedback :)

James