My grandfather once told me that there were two kinds of people: those who do the work and those who take the credit. He told me to try to be in the first group; there was much less competition.
Indira Gandhi
Tell me how long you've been playing. Are you in college?
I'm just curious as to how long you guys have been playing? Who's in college, etc.
Hello Everyone,
This is a six mallet marimba solo. This video is from a tour about 2.5 months ago. This show was at 11am, and I did not feel the greatest, staying up all night before, typical tour! We were abit late getting to the place so we only had 25minutes to unpack. No time for warmup of any sort.
I find tours very interesting. You have to play your best no matter how you feel warm or cold. I think it's a very good experience touring it really forces you to be on your A game.
Things aren't always what they look like.
Please don't censor this Marie!
Look at the chords and then look at the voicings. Some of the voicings look like other chords, but they're functioning as something else. (This is to go along with a lesson I'm posting)
How are you arriving and what is your ETA.
I have to fly on Saturday, and will arrive sunday at Noon. So let's plan on starting the workshop at about 3 on Sunday. I'm already changing my sleeping patters so that I'll be in decent shape when I arrive.
The workshop is usually morning and afternoon sessions. On Sunday we can do, Afternoon and Evening. OK?
Regardless I'll make sure you guys get your money's worth!
Why don't you guys post your mode of transportation and then estimated time of arrival. If you want post your flight numbers (or email) and airline. I have a flight program in my phone, I can track you guys (even tell where you are in the sky!).
It's 30 bucks to take a limo to the school. I'll get Harvey to chime in here also on whether you need a specific service or not.
Maybe we can coordinate departures with people going by the airport via car or whatever.
