This is a wonderful duo with my former students, Taiko Saito and Niko Meinhold. This is the kind of communication and precision that comes with a long history of playing together.
Guys, here's a clip from a Vic Firth videotaping that took place in the mallet room at Berklee. I'm using an old Pro from the 70s. Looks really beat up but sounds great. My favorite instrument in the school.
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This has been out for a couple years now, evidently. A friend of mine just pointed it out to me and I just saw it for the first time. If you have an hour, it has a lot in it, including awesome footage from Jazz Casual and some other performances.
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At home working on a few things with How Insensitive. I love playing compositions by Jobim.
Clip of Bluesette from Berklee Summer Percussion Festival concert that took place in June 2014. I just found this in the video library and it hadn't been previously posted up on YT. There are some other clips from the concert up on my YT channel.
It's always a treat for me to play with these fantastic guys and musicians. Billy Novick - clarinet, Mark Carlsen - upright bass and Steve Langone - drums.
This is an old track that I found in the video library which wasn't released. Nice tune to play with some four to the bar left hand. Some of my favorite pianists in this style would be Art Tatum, Fats Waller, George Shearing, Errol Garner, Teddy Wilson, Dave McKenna and Oscar Peterson.