Quick Google Tip!
Just a guick tip! When working in this site or in general working on music use Google for your questions. For instance if you want to learn more about modes.
type this into google
music what are the modes
here's the reply: http://www.google.com/search?q=music+what+are+the+modes&sourceid=navcli…
That's a ton of stuff. There's a lot you can learn by asking Google questions.
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Begging, Borrowing and Stealing
Begging, Borrowing and Stealing. Things vibe players must do to play the instrument!
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Lines Festival - Phrase Endings for the Bebop 7th Scale by Vince Lardear
TOTM - Bye Bye Blackbird - Descending Dominants
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Using dead strokes for added clarity
Keeping lines sounding really clean and clear is tough with vibes. It's easy to let notes ring together and just as easy to let notes ring together that shouldn't be. We have 3 tools to control ringing - the pedal, mallet/hand dampening, and using dead strokes.
I use dead strokes all the time to keep my lines sounding as clean as possible. This video clip demonstrates one example of where using dead strokes can make your playing sound just a bit better. The better you become at listening for notes ringing that should'nt be the better your playing will sound.
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Dan Gorlan - African Music pt. 2
Pt. 2 Of Dan Gorlin's vidcasts on African Music. Check out pt. 1 if you haven't seen it yet.
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Intros and Endings Part 5
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Leaving Notes Out of Chords - Part 1
Oops I think I posted Part 2 without Part 1, so here it is! - Tony
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