Attached is the Bach chorale "Ach Gott Und Herr" redone/arranged for 4 mallet solo vibes. The original key is Cmaj. These are great for learning theory (voice leading, etc), 4 mallet chording and sight reading. Enjoy.
Can someone please post a video or some easy to follow instructions on how to wrap mallets for those of us that are a bit slow. I want to wrap my own mallets and find a good sound and I think a video on how to do it would be great.
Also, when/if you post it, make it viewable by all members. LOL
I'm subscribing when I get money, I swear!
Thanks,
-Joe Doubleday
This is a video of a classical vibes player (a friend of mine, actually) playing Bach. He studied with the same teacher I did in Ukraine and has virtually made a living playing Bach on the vibes... and a good living at that. He is currently touring with a Latvian violiinst Gidon Kremer, who is very big in Europe.
He plays 'jazz' as well... but it is a more 'planned out' jazz than what most of us strive for.
He has a couple other videos up on youtube but the quality isn't very good.
James
On Friday I got a last minute call to go play at the Scat Jazz Lounge in Ft. Worth with Shelley Carrol. Here is "My Funny Valentine" as requested by the audience.
Ardina Lockhart - vocal
Shelley Carrol - sax
Shawn Pickler - drums
Chris Clark -bass
Caleb McCampbell - piano
Dana Sudborough - VdP eVibe (direct to PA)
Hello everyone,
I just added several more videos to YouTube. The clips are from a gig (outside of Chicago) which took place on April 20th, 2009. The band features: Rodrigo Villanueva - drums, Doug Stone - soprano and tenor sax, John Tate upright bass and me on vibes. The list of tunes include: Black Orpheus Part 1 & 2 along with my compositions The Healing, The Last Goodbye, Deep Hearts and Pure Spirit.
Attached are some more pages from the manual.
My favorite lick I think. Bird With Strings. Bird plays on the intro right before the head. I've always loved this line. I think I've mentioned it recently but here's the actual lick.
That album is really great.
