Hey everyone,
Here's a quick lesson on the three types of glissandos I find myself using, and how to practice them. I also discuss how to practice flams on vibes to help with glissandos.
Here is my run through on Chi Chi. I could probably keep practicing this for the rest of my life, but thought I'd give a progress report and keep moving.
Other things I'm working on with Tony:
Friedman dampening etude #1
https://youtu.be/rPySPuMpTi4
Friedman dampening etude #2
https://youtu.be/kxUEvj8g4tA
Friedman dampening etude #3
https://youtu.be/RYM5GMBg7cc
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.
Love this great tune by Joe Henderson, so this is my first time I think posting a video. All comments welcome
Bar Posts and Damper pad.
Watch Video for demonstration.
Just a quick demonstration on the conflicts created by A440 vs. A442 tuning when mixed together.
Hola a todos, comparto esta grabación de esta pieza original para Vibrafono y ensamble de percusión compuesta por Lucas Guinot (Argentina) e interpretada en este caso por mí en el Vibráfono junto al Ensamble de Percusión del Conservatorio de Música de Tres Arroyos (Argentina) durante mi concierto de graduación a fines del 2016.
La obra tiene aire a Chacarera (especie folclorica de Argentina).
PD.Recomiendo ampliamente que investiguen el trabajo de Lucas Guinot, hay composiciones para todo tipo de formaciones en intrumentos.
Hey everyone,
Part 3 in the series on how to solo over diminished chords melodically. The diminished IV chord (Bbo7 in the key of F) comes up a decent bit in standards -- like "The Nearness of You" and "I Remember You," among others -- and it's important to be able to meaningfully solo over! Full disclosure, I'll often treat it as an A7b9 chord, or a C7b9 chord! But watch the video if you'd like to know why.
Also, make sure to watch parts 1 and 2 if you haven't already, as there might be some some things in this video that won't make sense if not.
