Jazz Vibes Lesson: "There Is No Greater Love" in EXTREME DETAIL!!!

[@tallypianist]

Thanks for this video. Literally the only one I found on the internet! Such a gem. So helpful to hear how you broke down the voicings and what notes you used for the solos. 😊

[@4csincerable]

Such a great video ! Now, off to the practice room. Thanks so much !

[@johnmcminn9455]

I remember when I wanted to play vibes in grade school and they explained to me why it is one of the technically hardest instruments

[@andrewkeddie1435]

Great lesson Tim, thanks. Lots of stuff to practice 🙂

[@robertgreen3702]

Great lesson. Thank you!

[@asafsophone]

Thank you! very helpful

[@zecasil]

Superb!!

[@r8w7]

Just found this video, and it was extremely useful for my jazz arranging class. Extremely well explained analysis, thank you very much for this!

[@TimCollinsVibes]

Thanks!

[@paulfeery12]

Great Stuff! Is it possible to download the notation?

[@mikeszwedo193]

Just great stuff.

[@Andresthielenmusic]

The McCoy Tyner trio version from inception 🔥

[@juana.velazquez9286]

Always Great❤️

[@tshenolomofurutshe4051]

I enjoyed this video and practiced afterwards... But could you help me creating a solo using blues scales but simple I'm New to this

[@eternalrainbow-cj3iu]

Dig it all, Triads, some of them I also use like I love ém so yeah often, but still Handy and helpful + I do love Kenny ron+ Stan Getz also as one of my favourite inspiration, I like also the Ab713b9 = the G7 octatonic> alt of course creating the C7 as a sort of pygardian-resolution although it's still secondary...(Oscars approach)

[@StavrosKalt]

the one from the Paul Chamber's album "Go" !

[@ditschnluis1]

Your videos can never have too much information! Except another cat appearance! ;) Actually i didn't find another version of the tune that I liked yet, will check trough... And another suggestion, i would love to see a video of that kind of an uptempo number, such as a charlie parker classic or something like that. i play a gig myself on saturday, will try to keep some of your concepts in mind! ;)

[@TimCollinsVibes]

haha thanks! Yes but sometimes I ramble on and on... the original cut of this video was like 35 minutes (yikes). BUT I was thinking something about playing uptempo tunes would be a cool idea too. So thanks for suggesting it - I haven't quite decided what the next few videos will be (this is all by the seat of my pants, no real planning to speak of)

[@gabbo.freitas]

The sonny stitt's version is the best of all time

[@daltoneast5251]

Hey Tim I was wondering if you had any tips for improv with 4 mallets. Right now I’m mainly doing big band improv but I thinks it looks so much cooler to do it with four mallets. I’m not really sure what the big band had to do with it but oh well😅

[@TimCollinsVibes]

Hehe - I agree it looks a bit cooler with four mallets, but I don't really play that much differently when I'm holding four as opposed to two..I generally still use the two inner mallets like a two mallet player would, and only when I need a little more power or volume do I switch to using the outer right mallet (Burton style I guess).

[@daltoneast5251]

Tim Collins haha thanks I guess it’s just be something I’ll need to get on a vibe and mess around with it

[@juana.velazquez9286]

Hi, how about Maria Cervantes, specially the one that Tito Puente played. Written by Nono Morales.

[@TimCollinsVibes]

Ooh man - that's a good suggestion too. Tito was a great vibes player!

[@daltonpage240]

I’m trying to learn this more my college auditions and I need sheet music. Where can. I go to get that?

[@TimCollinsVibes]

It’s in the Real Book- that’s probably the best place.

[@daltonpage240]

Tim Collins what is the real book and where can I find it. Also thanks for replying you’re an amazing player

[@TimCollinsVibes]

If you google it you’ll find it. I think it’s Hal Leonard publishing.

[@bayanienriquez9952]

WHAT IS AABA??

[@TimCollinsVibes]

That refers to the structure of the song. There are four 8-bar phrases. The first two are the same, therefore called the "A section. The third is different (the "B-section") and the 4th is the same as the first two ("A-section" again). A A B A.

[@joetorres9347]

Very cool but like said “ lots of information”.🤪

[@dbo514]

A version I like is the one by Ahmad Jamal. I also like that you're spending some time at the piano to explain what's going on! I don't have a vibraphone nor do I have room for one atm (maybe planning to build one!) but I love to learn everything about it! Plus your piano comping is great! As a request, could you do a tutorial on 50s tremolo easy listening vibraphone like is happening on this Jackie Gleason album (one of my favorite vibes album): kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWPRmIOnja2dg5I Thanks for everything you're doing Tim. -David