TOTM - Chops - 3rds 4ths and More! - Tony Miceli
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Had the chance to see Chick Corea and Gary Burton and the Harlem String Quartet in Burlington VT last night. What a show. Great tunes, beautiful arrangements and unreal musicianship. The best part of the show, besides Gary Burton's unbeilably fluid lines (how can lines be so smooth?) was that all the musicians really wanted to share their music with the audience. They were into it! Thank you to Chick Corea and Gary Burton for continuing to Tour!
My wife took a picture while I was recording myself.
So here is my recordingstudio.
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greetings,
Stefan
thomas Mackay on vibes, John Zalabak on bass and kelvin underwood on drums, this is a tiny wine cellar that we play at twice a month. the place is so tiny the one nighter vibraphone barely fits in the place .. this is a tune by tmackay called herky jerky, improvisation over a D and Db tonality ..the melody is stated at the end of video
Alright...I need some motivation. Many times I have said to myself "Carolyn, you should transcribe more, it's great for your ear!" so I'll start working on something...AND NEVER FINISH IT.
I am continuing to build a repertoire for my upcoming accordion/guitar jam. I am working on Cute, one of my first up-tempo tunes.
In this arrangement, I decided to try chord melody. I threw in some of Behn's sequential ideas on a couple of the changes.
Suggestions are solicited, especially suggestions on arranging vibes along with two chordal instruments, like accordion and guitar. i.e., when they comp for me, should I just play lines, or can I also add accompaniment, like I did in this version?
Thanks,
Barry
Crazy and healthy Mozart-inspired funk by very good musicians....
My students love this book. In this video, one of my students plays the number 2 and I thought to post it here in order to hear the opinion of the person who wrote it (not just me) and ofcorse from other players. He is a very hard-working guy and also a great drummer. So, Mr Friedman...what do you think. He is going to work more on that etudes and hopefully make his own ones.
Thanks
Dimitris