Hey folks! I transcribed the entire solo (Etude + 2 choruses improv) and made it available at my website. Those of you that already bought the 1 page version, simply email me through my site and I'll send you the new updated one! Thanks and I hope you enjoy.
Real nice Tim. Glad your back in the saddle. We need you. So tragic about Dave. I had no idea until Ed posted his song, "For Dave". I am reading a great book I recommend, "Myself Among Others", by George Wein. (Of course he's a Boston Guy, Lol). He points out on page 280, that "Mabel Mercer sang "Les Feuilles Mortes" and Charlie Bourgeois played it for Stan Getz and he recorded it as "Autumn Leaves", thereby introducing a new jazz standard." You sound great!
Could you arrange chord accompaniment, just like you did in the "Blue Bossa" video? That lesson was very valuable and I was very pleased to be able to play the accompaniment ... please! Thank you!
Great vids Tim. I just bought my first vibraphone and barely know what to do with it. Favourite album, possibly Lionel Hampton Quintet with Buddy de Franco - Flying Home is awesome. I also love Lionel Hampton playing I Got Rhythm with Benny Goodman at the Carnegie Hall 1938. And what about Gary Burton on Donna Lee with the GRP band
stuart Maxwell I was fortunate enough to see Lionel Hampton in the 70s when I was in high school. He was a senior citizen by that time but it didn't slow him down abut.
Someone else imagined a story with this? I felt like this was the story of an ant playing with leaves falling, dancing in the air and being happy because knows isnt gonna get hurt at the time it gets to the floor, nice playing, nice piece, didnt know it
Question: Do the slashes in the measures near the end just mean he is doing improv? Or are they just not shown because the PDF costs money on his website? I'd just like to know before I decide whether or not to purchase the PDF...
Thanks for the question - this is one of the first solo etude videos I made, and the notes that you see in the video are the exact notes on the PDF (not including the actual melody to 'Autumn Leaves')... so yeah, the slashes are improvisation based off the written etude... in my later videos I've started transcribing the whole improv parts as well, since people started asking about it. I hope that helps! If enough people are interested I would transcribe this one too.
Hey folks! I transcribed the entire solo (Etude + 2 choruses improv) and made it available at my website. Those of you that already bought the 1 page version, simply email me through my site and I'll send you the new updated one! Thanks and I hope you enjoy.
All the best. I admire your work. Thanks! Best to your family.
I'd love to have this as a ring tone.
No telling how many times I have came back and watched this. I love it so much
A beautiful rendition of a wonderful song. Thanks
Thanks!
Excellent Tim. Thanks for sharing. Jim
Real nice Tim. Glad your back in the saddle. We need you. So tragic about Dave. I had no idea until Ed posted his song, "For Dave". I am reading a great book I recommend, "Myself Among Others", by George Wein. (Of course he's a Boston Guy, Lol). He points out on page 280, that "Mabel Mercer sang "Les Feuilles Mortes" and Charlie Bourgeois played it for Stan Getz and he recorded it as "Autumn Leaves", thereby introducing a new jazz standard." You sound great!
Could you arrange chord accompaniment, just like you did in the "Blue Bossa" video? That lesson was very valuable and I was very pleased to be able to play the accompaniment ... please! Thank you!
Excellent! Thanks! ❤️😍
It’s so beautiful sound
And so relaxing, i love it!! I can listen that kind of music for hours.
super travail bravo et merci
bought the entire transcription, it is excellent and very reasonably priced....
I’m becoming more interested in playing the vibes now
too bad they are like 3 grand
Exellent ,great , many Good pharses
still my favorite version
Rất hay!
Great vids Tim. I just bought my first vibraphone and barely know what to do with it. Favourite album, possibly Lionel Hampton Quintet with Buddy de Franco - Flying Home is awesome. I also love Lionel Hampton playing I Got Rhythm with Benny Goodman at the Carnegie Hall 1938. And what about Gary Burton on Donna Lee with the GRP band
Great recommendations! I also love Hamp's recording of Dinah with Benny Goodman in 1936.
stuart Maxwell I was fortunate enough to see Lionel Hampton in the 70s when I was in high school. He was a senior citizen by that time but it didn't slow him down abut.
Lionel Hampton also played for my dad's high school graduation dance!
Sorry I saw this post so late-
BE SURE to check out Milt Jackson solo and with the Modern Jazz Quartet.....
i love this video.
can you do take the a trane?
What mallets do you use
+Jacob Black those are David Freidman mallets- the harder ones
Thanks👌
Dude, you are amazing.
it'd so cool if you transpose this into Bb key, I'm trying to get ideas for state audition.
email me about that
Hi there! do you have a link for the PDFs as that webpage is down
+Karl Sheen the site should be back up now!
3:18 - 3:23 best moment!
Someone else imagined a story with this? I felt like this was the story of an ant playing with leaves falling, dancing in the air and being happy because knows isnt gonna get hurt at the time it gets to the floor, nice playing, nice piece, didnt know it
Where do I go to find the melody in.sheets?
if you mean the vibraphone part, I found it on musescore!
Some drums bass and it is finished
Tengo unas piezas iguales a estas que estás tocando y las boy a vender
Thanks! I love this song!
23.12.2020 hi
Question: Do the slashes in the measures near the end just mean he is doing improv? Or are they just not shown because the PDF costs money on his website? I'd just like to know before I decide whether or not to purchase the PDF...
Thanks for the question - this is one of the first solo etude videos I made, and the notes that you see in the video are the exact notes on the PDF (not including the actual melody to 'Autumn Leaves')... so yeah, the slashes are improvisation based off the written etude... in my later videos I've started transcribing the whole improv parts as well, since people started asking about it. I hope that helps! If enough people are interested I would transcribe this one too.
You should transcribe it!
OK - I'll do it. I'll also send anyone who has bought the original version a free version with the full transcription ;) Gimme a day or two on this.
Tim Collins hi can you please transcribe this version as well? thanks!
Producuer double decker
1:18 that's how you know it's legit.
What notes were you playing on the piano?
I was just playing a walking bass and simple chord voicings as accompaniment.