Jazz Vibraphone Etude: "Lullaby of Birdland"

[@lorenzgolob9028]

Man, you make those 16th note triplets look so easy... Phenomenal playing as always!

[@kewlfonz]

There's no 16th note triplets in this piece. There's 16th notes, but they're not triplets. Plenty of 8th note triplets though...

[@lenusco09]

ottima interpretazione, molto pulita , essenziale con una buona riuscita

[@larrytrincia1738]

I really like the way you play and teach. A rare combo. Thx

[@PhotonCommander]

Gah. I love your videos. Your playing seems so effortless. Keep it up!

[@TimCollinsVibes]

+James Leach Thanks :) for this video, I think I did 8 takes of the vibe solo before I got one I felt was good enough.

[@PhotonCommander]

Tim Collins well that helps me see you more as a human haha.

[@catwalk8041]

HELLO!upload thank you ro much ✨🕊🕊🕊🕊👍🏻

[@pipeline555]

unbelievable!! amazing !! excelent

[@avarettig]

i know you’re probably tired of this question being asked, but what mallets are you using in this piece? i play mallet percussion for my school’s band and was just curious.

[@TimCollinsVibes]

+ava rettig no Problem :) those are the old David Friedman mallets.

[@JoseCastro-li6le]

why not in Eb (Cm) ? i think that was the original tone

[@TimCollinsVibes]

That's a good question - I this video is old enough that I can't remember why I did it in F minor (Ab)...probably because in some real books that's the key it's in. Most singers I've played it with do it in Eb (C minor), you're right.

[@guitarmoniletras8800]

Tim Collins I'm a beginner self thaught, and this answer me a big question! I have to check the tone of the songs from real books (and the original song), and not always of famous musicians / singers. That way I can know the "most universal" tone, for play with other people. Very thanks (from Chile)! and sorry for my (probably) bad redaction PS: I searched for several interpretations of this song, and yours is one that I enjoy the most, thanks for the good video and for your help