This is a funny version of the old Th. Monk classic »Blue Monk« which I recorded with my duo partner STEPHAN KÖNIG from Leipzig.

Please also have a look at the other video of this duo which shows another side of our musical collaboration:
http://www.vibesworkshop.com/video/florian-poser-stephan-k%C3%B6nig-%C2…

Have fun

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These are students of Isreal. A member of the site. They were so great!!!

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First attempt at creating a chord melody. Tried to use as much rootless voicing as I could. Any comments & criticism gladly accepted.

Ok, my final pic for the day, I promise! This was just too funny to pass up. A few years ago, I was unloading into a friend's house for a rehearsal and accepted "help", which was a big mistake.

I'm convinced as a vibes player, you should never let people help you because you need to see where all your stuff goes and do your own accounting for your items. If you don't, things can happen, and I learned the hard way.

I always meant to post this one and never did! Here's James Shipp and I from a jazz festival in Brooklyn 2 summers ago! We never met before this, but felt like we knew each other well already from VW!

This was a fun night in Philly at Time back in October, 4 vibes players!

From left to right, Behn Gillece, Joe Veltri, Drew Johnson, and Dimitris Angelakis.

I always have a joke that if there's more than one vibes player hanging at your gig, then it's the equivalent of a guitar player that has to play in front of 20 guitar players, haha!

Anyway, here's a nice pic of last night at a gig at Smalls , left to right, Joe Doubleday, Behn Gillece, Steve Nelson. We had a nice, late, fun hang!

I also have some other pictures from other gigs to share. I always try to document these occasions where there's more than one vibes player somewhere!