Hello guys, Vic Firth is presenting an excerpt from the University of New Hampshire concert with Dave Liebman - Soprano, Matt Wilson - Drums, David Clark - Bass and me on vibes in a Video Podcast. Here's the link in case anyone would like to check it out: http://www.vicfirth.com/podcasts/concert.php
Ed
Nacada is a lesser known tune written by Pat Metheny many years ago. I don’t think it has been recorded very much. It has a very short form, a mere 8 bars long. Yet it provides lots to work with when arranged as a solo piece or played with a band.
In this version I added a little synthesized string parts in the background as an experiment. I think they blend well with the vibes and help to fill out the sound.
Barry posted a version of Estate, A lovely tune. I recorded this with a trio also a few years ago and thought I'd share this too.
Let me know what you think Barry?
TJ
Un video interesante con marimba y theramin. Un theramin se utilizó en el tema de Star Trek original. Pongo una foto de un músico theramin tambien.
Man, there are so many of us here now. I keep think of ways for us all to work and grow together.
So here's my pitch: The Summer of 2010 will be 'The Summer of Vibes'. Let's play for each other this summer. Let's play little concerts for each other pros and amateurs!
To me a concert has a few things to it. It usually has some talking or announcing and has more than one tune.
So let's say that if you post a recording where you are talking about the piece and it's more than one piece that it's a concert.
This is my attempt at the tune Spain there are a few mistakes here and there I have played it better but here it is anyway, all comments welcome, I am working on a solo as well.
Cheers John
I want to acknowledge the life of a teacher and friend who passed away suddenly at the age of 61 last week Saturday May 8, 2010.
I started takeing drum lessons from Terry when I was 7 yrs. old. I continued with him until I was 15 yrs old and had a friendship with him through out my life. Terry was an excellent teacher, always encouraging, supportive and gave me a good reality check a couple of times when I needed it. He was never demeaning, just a regular guy, and a very nice and caring one at that.
Hey Guys,
As I've been away most of the time lately I thought I'd give an update on what I'm busy with, and that's the reason that I'm not online much.
So I had two really great gigs last couple of weeks. One was with a trio(vb-bs-git). A great bass anf guitar player from amsterdam. We had a real nice gig and I did record some stuff. But it needs some editing, so I'll post that when I have time.
Guys,
As you know Tony is out for the week end... But it doesn't mean it's holidays!
So what are you doing here reading this stupid message: go and check all the lessons, posts, vids, audios, get back to your mallets and go practice!!
The boss will be back soon, expecting tons of posts and comments around!! And by the way, I'm watching over you!! So mind your steps!!
;o)
- Marie
My folks heard "Estate" on the radio and thought that I would like to learn it.
I never heard this tune before.
Found this lead sheet:
http://www.michaelsattler.com/jazz-standards/estate/download.html
http://www.michaelsattler.com/jazz-standards/estate.html
More info:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estate_%28song%29
After I recorded this I found that it is in The Real Book Volume II. The chords are slightly different than what I played.
I decided to keep it simple, with octave melody, and not too much comping since there is already background.