It's hard to play vibraphone when you have a cat: https://t.co/WQh5tArB0a
— Percussive Event (@PercussiveEvent) August 6, 2017
@mikebalter Every time I'm feeling sad, I will play the vibraphone with my Tony Miceli 46R mallets to cheer myself up.. #MBMTweets pic.twitter.com/UfSSXK6YCL
— Matt Law (@lawmatthew830) August 18, 2017
I was in the studio with my Omega (Morningstar Studio). The engineer walked in the room to make sure I had AC for my motor. Why, because he couldn't hear the motor in the mics.
He came in the room and looked at my instrument and saw the wings moving (wings are how Omega does tremolo). He said "OMG your motor is on. I can't hear it in the mics. That made me feel really great about my instrument. He's used to noisy instruments and this is the first time he has heard a very quiet instrument.
Dan is a great young vibe player from California, doing some very cool things. He plays vibes and harp! If you can support him that would be great! It will be great music!
#MalletMonday This is MB Gordy's custom mallet and stick case. This picture always drops our jaws. #TeamBalter #Music #Recording #Percussion pic.twitter.com/MMlR8STbCv
Hi all,
I thought I'd share this link. It's a pretty positive review from Percussive Notes of a marimba piece I wrote about two years ago. It was recently published by Marimba Productions Inc. and performed by Gwen Dease at the past PASIC. It's being featured right now at the mostlymarimba website. If you're interested in playing it or know someone who may be, please pass the word along. Here's the link;
I always think there grace notes are not where we'd put them. This one isn't terrible. And actually the vibe sound is nice.
#VictorFeldman - The Arriva
Victor Feldman – vibraphone, piano#Jazz #Rec.1958
Scott LaFaro –bs
Stan Levey – dshttps://t.co/xUhO14TYIc pic.twitter.com/3ZMjkVazNc
