Forum Topic: How do I get Air Sculture and Lunch with Pancho Villa
I would like to buy David Friedmann's "Air Sculpture" but have not found it yet.
Can someone please point me in the right direction?
Thank You in advance (tia)
I would like to buy David Friedmann's "Air Sculpture" but have not found it yet.
Can someone please point me in the right direction?
Thank You in advance (tia)
Hi Guys,
Just a quick excerpt from a gig I did on the weekend at a cafe/bar. I've been promising Tony I'd put something up since December! So this is a recording with my good friend Giles on Guitar. We are both 3rd Year music students here at the Queensland Conservatorium in Australia.
This recording is also done on my newish Musser pro vibe with 440 bars! which I got around decemeber - another reason why I promised tony a recording!
All comments are appreciated!
Cheers,
JW
James Whiting (Vibes)
Giles Warren (Guitar)
Written By Howard Levy
Hey Vibes Workshop,
I was in Berlin for a few days, and had the opportuny to meet again the "Friedman Clan", Charly and Simon.
We played some tunes at the university, duets with marimba and vibes. Unfortunately, we only recorded this one.
Hope you enjoy it ! Please comment!
Nico Farrugia
can you guys see this video below?
also does this page load ok? http://www.vibesworkshop.com/faculty/tony_miceli
Practicing connecting the dots between chords of a tune.
I have troubles figuring out how to play small intervals in the mid range.
For example:
Starting on C3 play ascending major thirds chromatically with the left hand.
There are three places which require a circus contortionist.
D-F#
A#-C#
B-D#
What is the suggested way to deal with this contortionists scenario?
How would you do it?
-tia
My mentor said when you practice one thing you're practicing everything. That's so true. When we look at things we're studying we can probably see many things we're getting out that one thing.
In this exercise here's a way to study Lines, Dampening, Pedaling and Chords.
I just enjoyed the lesson of Mike Pinto. I'm a fan of his CD "Prologue"... I totally dig the sound of vibes with sax and voice. So now I have a band in this formation.
This is a composition of mine called "strange country". It's just a simple recording of a rehearsal. I think the vibes are a bit too quiet and I'm not satisfied with my solo... it's hard, because it goes from 6/8 to 5/8 to 4/4 and mine is the only chordal instrument.
But enjoy...
Simon