Here's a little blog I wrote https://www.pipervibe.com/post/dreams (and continue editing) called "Dreams". It's an attempt to explain what I'm trying to do with my "Good Vibes" thing. Trying to change or add ways of doing business in these changing times. I believe our challenging times are an opportunity for change for the better.
We played two concerts in August and the second was a live stream at the Greve Studio in Berlin.
I wanted to announce it beforehand, but I didn't make it.
But now ... I hope you enjoy it!
Here is a GREAT opportunity to feel the good vibes by helping vibes player Jen Martinez-Bre.
When I learned of Jen's unique challenges as a vibes player, I knew I had to do something.
I’m modifying an M55 that I purchased to meet Jen's special challenges and raising money to help pay for it. I have approximately 4000.00 invested at this time and I'm recruiting others to help.
Dreams make a difference.
Dreams Blog:
https://www.pipervibe.com/post/dreams
Supporting vibes players with Good Vibes
https://www.pipervibe.com/post/good-vibes-pipervibe-dot-com
Hola a todos!
Aprovecho este maravilloso espacio que no da esta pagina web para comenzar una serie de posteos acerca de vibrafonistas de mi país (Argentina).
En esta primera entrega les dejo a uno de los más importantes e influyentes del país desde mi humilde opinión.
FABIAN KEOROGLANIAN
Why is the vibraphone so dang cool?
It's right there. From striking of the bar to innervating the ear drum of the listener – it is organically right there with nothing between the artist and the listener.
Many people have often said that the vibraphone is limited by what it can do but I think the simple requirements to control the vibrating aluminum bar IS what makes it so pure and beautiful to the listener. It is that simple perfection that makes it so beautiful. Heck, you could say the same about The Beatles.
Ok, maybe not EVERY tune. But a lot of them!
I've been a little AFK for the past few weeks since I'm in the middle of moving and have been busy, but I thought I'd share a little project of mine that is nearing (ever so slowly) completion, which may be helpful to others as well!
This is a good one!!
Thanks to David Patrois. One of his students told me he does this.
I have played 12 tone rows before but never like this. Making one up, and playing in all the keys.
Very cool lifetime exercise!
here is my 12 tone row:
F C G# B G F# D Bb C# E Eb A
i just made it in some quasi random way in Sibelius.
