2 compositions for vibraphone and marimba by Franz Bauer that include improvised sections,
where players can decide to play the solos as written or use their own creative ideas instead. (level difficulty: medium)
www.franzbauer.com
www.codamusic.de
recorded in 1999 in Holland
Franz Bauer vibraphone/marimba
Michael Anderson tpt
Michael Thieke alto-sax; clarinet;alto-clarinet
Johannes Gunkel bass
Jim Black drums
www.franzbauer.com
also available on itunes...
Yet another pic, minus yours truly.
A pic of yours truly!
I laughed when I heard vibraman mention Franz's name (Franz is a new subscriber). He said, 'Man I thought I knew all the great players in Germany'.
There's a message here I think worth mentioning. Man be humble. You just never know who's sitting in the audience, or who's around the corner from you.
Hi All,
This is from a gig I did two Fridays ago, 5-March-2010. Me on vibes, Doug Sondak on alto, Richard Hale-Shaw on bass and Ed Conley on drums. It's a slightly twisted version of "All the Things You Are". I've attached the lead sheet for the arrangement, although the time changes should be easy enough to pick up.
It's a single mic recording so the mix isn't so great, I guess the mic was too close to the alto player, but you'll get the idea :-).
Tom P.
Franz Bauer's Solo CD.
Vibraphone, Marimba, Percussions and Electronics.
Original compositions by Franz Bauer as well as pieces
like 'Money' (Pink Floyd), Caravan (D. Ellington) or the great 'O sole Mio' (E. di Capua)
http://www.franzbauer.com
also available on itunes etc...
I had Mike Gordon over the house today. I didn't know much at all about Phish. But man some people worship this group huh??? He shot some video for our hand drum site. Any fans? I'll also put some on face book.
I was supposed to go to the concert tonight, but i got sick.
This is pretty amazing. Check out the chime solo in the middle. Man Rollini was a monster.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzCfoSJjkeY
I think it is very hip what Ty says here about playing, especially the part at the end about life experience.
That's his new quartet playing in the background. Germaine's tap dance is integrated into the music as a drum. She also sings, but when she is tapping, it's two drummers, bass and vibes. ..and the other drummer is Doc Gibbs, who is totally awesome!