lot's of language to steal. my favorite are those first two measures.
Let's focus on the TOTM's we've covered so far.
Let's also work on ways of building technique, solo playing, studying chords and all other topics you guys might have.
We'll start the day at about 10am and go till noon.
Then have lunch. Get back together at about 1:30 or 2. We'll go until about 4. Break for dinner. Come back for percussion ensemble at about 5:30. After percussion ensemble we'll hang and have a concert, or jam together.
Rules:
1. ONE key per day.
2. you MUST run the board ascending/ descending >or< descending/ ascending at least 2 times per sequence. Lowest point o the instrument in that key to the highest point on that instrument in that key.
3. you MUST use a metronome, preferably set to 2 & 4. Slow to medium tempo.
the RHYTHMIC PROGRESSION
1st time = 8th notes
2nd time = 8th note triplets
3rd time = 16th notes
the STICKING APPLICATION
8th notes using alternate sticking, doubles, paradiddles (that’s 3 times up & down!)
Here's a track off my 2010 release"Botanic." This is an original tune entitled "Vestibule."
Made a slide show video with some photos from over the time the album was created.
Give it a listen!
-Tyler
finally a video of my mug and trio for everyone here .. been a while .. hope you all enjoy. this is a tune of mine called afterthought. this trio will be hitting the recording studio in janruary and has just been accepted to be on hammondbeat records out of portland oregon .. gonna be a great 2013
A small taster of our performance at the Royal Irish Academy of Music in Dublin recently. Piano is a bit low as it was not mic'd but sound is ok. Enjoy
John
Playing in a quintet with a piano player. I know it's kind of tough to stay out of each others way when comping, any tips? Thanks for all the help!
This just sort of speaks for itself.
Happy Holidays to all.
Peace
randy
Solo piano clip of 2 choruses of Harold Arlen's "Over The Rainbow" with Keith Jarrett changes along with modulation as follows: first A in Eb, second A in F, bridge in F and last A in Db. This was taped during my Berklee improv class this past summer by pianist Ricardo Curto. The lead sheet can be viewed on Scribd here: http://www.scribd.com/doc/113437494/Over-the-Rainbow-Reharm-Modulation
This is an expert from a concert Christos did with my vibes in Greece with his trio. These guys are amazing. I also had the change to jam and hang with them. They have great energy, both as players and persons.
This a tune called "Fou Rire" played by them!
Enjoy
Dimitris