Hi vibes friend today i'd like to talk about a topic that is particular important to me:
"Time feeling" and how to develop your inner metronome.

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I remember going to Dave Liebman's house for an all day private lesson. What a GREAT player and great human being. That was my take. At one point, I sat in a chair and he preached to me about his thoughts on music. Next, I pulled out my vibe and we played together. You can only learn so much in any lesson because 99 percent of doing anything well is all about the kind of heart you have and desire to achieve.... practice, driving 1000 miles for a lesson, risking everything to "say something" in your art and craft. That's what it's all about.

Pattern 1, complete lesson on scrolling audio.

Fun playing with Gustavo today in a duo vibe setting at Berklee.
We started off the day (3/29/19) for the Massachusetts Percussive Arts Society Day of Percussion headed by chapter president Thomas Schmidt.

Slow Agbekor (traditional Ewe warrior dance in 12/8, also known as “Atsiagbekor”)
In this one-man-band arrangement, four support patterns and drum languages build the ensemble array: gonkogui (bell), totodzi and kagan drums, and ankle bells. Once the groove is established, I recite a number of master drum themes, with several songs interspersed. The left hand uses the Burton grip to simultaneously play two parts: bell and totodzi.

Hi All,
April is Jazz Appreciation Month, a perfect time to remind your listeners all the ways they can support jazz that I announce in the April Good Vibes. Also check out my new website and blog, www.gloriajazz.com.
See ya there!
gloria