Here is something I would like to talk about and open up for discussion.

I think with every lesson and study that there is a hidden field that doesn't get talked about quite enough, and the hidden field is average time required for the lesson. We can pick a general number for this, that is the amount of time most musicians should put in for the required task or study.

What's great about this site is that a week can be a month or a year!!!

Check out this Parker lick. I thought it would be interesting for your guys to play it through the keys and learn from it. Very simple and to the point, but it weaves through the changes like Bach!

I won't tell you guys any more about it, why don't you figure stuff out and post it in the comments.

I'll give a free pair of my mallets to the first person who posts a record of them playing it without stopping and through all the keys.

I recently played a gig with a singer. First time really accompanying a singer in a combo setting. It was a really good experience dealing the transposing and all that good stuff. This gig was like a reunion for our combo as we were all away for the summer.

I will post some more stuff from the gig,

Joe

Angelo J. Vaglio, 93 years of age and still going on the vibes..............!

01. Started learning to play mandolin at age four and went to one of the first music studios at age 17 to study the guitar, (3 months lessons @ 25 cents each & $1.00 a month to rent the guitar). after 3 months of intensive practice (no radios or TV's that time), the teacher said that I had to start taking advanced studies because I had completed the studio's beginner' program, and with no available cash, had to quit the program, but I continued to practice always.

There's a piano player/producer at my school right now from puerto rico names eddie montilla. he's a graduate from the class of 1977. he'much more of a hip hop producer, but he just got me thinking. he says that everyone should listen to all types of music, even the genres you can't stand, because one day you might need that knowledge.

Hi all,

Here's a version I did of Etude No.2. You can find the pdf to the music here http://www.vibesworkshop.com/node/4499 If anyone's working on this and has questions, please feel free to fire away with questions, enjoy!

Behn

This is swinging!

I'm looking for a folding cross bar for a late 80"s Yamaha YV-3400. I have a non-folding one to trade plus $. Please email marcmax@me.com or call 847-404-9880. Thanks!

Check out this scale! Double click on the video if you want more information. This cat is playing another scale. Anyone know more about this? Not too cool to my ears.