I'm working on a duo project with a pianist from my school, and we want to do a piece with a dancer, or a small group of dancers.

We've been looking thorugh some pieces, but maybe someone will have a suggestion for us. Has anybody done something like this? I know it's a pretty obscure project to take on. We're looking at contemporary or ballet dance.

We're planning on gigging with just the duo, but we want to also play a piece with dance for a recital or concert.

Thanks!

Here is a piece originaly played by the hippy band Iron Buterfly called "In a Gadda Da Vida".
This Nguyen Lê's band (guitare) :"song of freedom"
with Linley Marthe on bass, Stephane Galland on drums and myself on marimba.

With Bloque 53 playing Strangers in Paradise near Barcelona, last friday.

Looking forward to working with you all on this forum again: reminds me back to the old glory days of the vibe.net
Indeed Tony has been pushing me a lot to do this. Not that I never wanted to, but just didn't find the right moment to start.

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- My F5 sounds dead, what do I do about it?
- How come, you're building vibes?
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does anybody know somebody in india who plays vibraphon, marimba,percussion etc. or somebody who rents instruments there?

raphael

Hello guys, here's another clip from the Berklee recital Joe and I played. This is a clip of us playing the Beatle's Blackbird. We played it with an AAB form. Joe came up with a lead sheet that includes some specific rhythmic chord hits. Joe's changes at the bridge include some subtle reharm variations. Check out Joe's solo. A beautiful example of a melodic solo that builds in intensity. Instead of playing over the form, we each played over a specific chord progression as shown on the lead sheet. Hope you enjoy it.

Hi all,

Here is a lesson that explains some ideas for soloing over the blues. Enjoy!

Behn

Inspired by Marcel Pascual's beautiful arrangement of "I Remember You", I decided to learn it.
Somehow, it turned into a stride arrangement.

Barry