A vibes, cello and drums band. I was expecting the worse but there's something I like about these guys. I at least give them credit for trying something like this! What do you think?
I am selling 2 sets (8 mallets) of the gary burton signature mallets by vic firth. They are lightly used. I purchased them a few years ago but I've since switched to the Balter Micelli mallet.
The price is $40 for both sets, plus shipping ($10 within the U.S. $20 outside the U.S.) If interested contact me via email at tedwolff46@gmail.com
See attachments for photos and an mp3 clip of what they sound like.
Yes another great thing about the site is I get to meet people with great Vibe stories!
I'm talking to the daughter of Jerry Shard. He was a vibe player from back in the day and he was on Capitol Records AND did a tribute to Adrian Rollini. That's pretty cool huh? They have the record on cassette and I'm trying to get a copy along with photos for the site! Jerry lived in Philadelphia. I'll pass along more info as I get it.
Hello! It's been too long since I've posted music on this site...this is what happens when you're earning a Ph.D, eh? Hopefully I'll be able to work on a TOTM or something soon...
Anyway, I've called your attention here for a couple reasons:
I am very glad to present this new duo with David (actually not so new ...)
Hi folks,
Here's a new video from a recent CD release gig in NYC. This piece started as a bit of a vibes etude that I expanded for a trio. This track is entitled "Never Sleeps" from my last album "Gotham."
-Tyler
The song is dedicated to my mentor David Friedman. Once we were hanging out in my house in Italy and I showed him the harmonic and rhythmic Idea that opens the song. Then we decide to play a "kind of blues" on top of this strange chords progression... after a couple of week I composed this tune!!
Giovanni Perin 6et live from Georg Neumann Theater in Berlin in july 2014:
Giovanni Perin: vibes
Tommaso Troncon: Tenor Sax
Dima Bondarev: Trumpet
Yuriy Seredin: Piano
Marcel Krömker: Bass
Diego Pinera: Drums
Giovanni Perin 6et live from Georg Neumann Theater in Berlin in july 2014:
Giovanni Perin: vibes
Tommaso Troncon: Tenor Sax
Dima Bondarev: Trumpet
Yuriy Seredin: Piano
Marcel Krömker: Bass
Diego Pinera: Drums
Improvising with Upper Structure Triads on What Is This Thing Called Love. Upper Structure Triads is the first of five chapters in Volume Two of The Complete Guide To Improvisation. Volume Two is not available yet but Volume One is available through Amazon and www.edsaindon.com
In this clip, the first chorus is a written out solo that utilizes Upper Structure Triads (USTs). To view and download the first chorus along with a chart that lists the USTs and analysis of the UST techniques, go here to Google Docs: