This video features a solo performance of Gary Burton. In this performance interview with KPLU/Jazz24 program host, Abe Beeson, its just Gary Burton and his vibes and this video features his arrangement of O Grande Amour. This close up video really gives the viewer a close up of Gary’s technique.
What is you favorite Gary Burton album? Have you ever seen Gary perform live? Leave your comments below.
Originally posted on DrumChattr on October 16, 2010 by Dave Gerhart.” target=”_blank”>Dave Gerhart.
Today’s post is all about my warm-up routine. But don’t be fooled…there is a lot more in here than just warm-ups! “Kill Many Birds with 4-Mallets” suggests that when you warm-up you should review ALL the fundamental aspects of playing. What fundamental areas you say? Check out the video to see. What does your warm-up routine look like? How do you work on the fundamentals?
Marimbist Jasmin Kolberg performs Eric Sammut’s Libertango. This piece is based on Libertango by Astor Piazolla. Check out all of the percussion instruments in the background. As the daughter of a violinist and a percussionist, who develops and manufactures percussion instruments, Jasmin Kolberg grew up surrounded by hundreds of varied percussion instruments.
Today’s video is courtesy of guest contributor Carlos Johnson.
What is your favorite Eric Sammut piece? Leave a comment below.
Originally posted on DrumChattr on September 25, 2010 by Dave Gerhart.
For more videos and articles by Charlie, see Marimbalogy.com.
Today’s post is the second half of Charlie’s episode about the Burton grip. He covers single independent strokes, playing runs, and a hybrid version of the grip that helps accommodate playing some of the newer repertoire.
Have you tried the “hybrid Burton grip?” What other variations do you have on the standard technique? Share your ideas with everyone in the comments.
Originally posted on DrumChattr on September 15, 2010 by Shane Griffin.
For more videos and articles by Charlie, see Marimbalogy.com.
In today’s video, the first of a two part episode, Charlie gives a great introduction to the Burton Grip. He covers the history of the Burton Grip, the basics of how to hold the mallets, managing interval changes, and Double Vertical strokes. Check back tomorrow for part two, with includes single independent strokes and the “Hybrid Burton Grip.”
Those of you who are new to the Burton Grip, what issues do you have with the grip? Pros, what tips do you have for anyone learning the Burton Grip? Talk about it in the comments.
Originally posted on DrumChattr on September 14, 2010 by Shane Griffin.
Todays Axiom: Make A Musical Motion that Matches the Musical Moment. How as percussionists, do we deal with the challenge that is Articulation (attack and length) in performance?
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How do you execute articulation in your own playing? What terminology do you use as a teacher to deal with articulation? Leave your thoughts in the comments.
Originally posted on DrumChattr on September 12, 2010 by Tom Burritt.
