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@DelliXTF that's great! I hope you are having fun learning this piece.

@@ЮрійДанчук-т9в Hi, these are the Musser Good Vibes M-235

@@SarekGMusic thank you, sir!

@@solanogabrielmachado obrigado

Hi, I guess you can get it anywhere you can find music published by Kendor. For example on their own website. kendormusic.com/product/13802-greensleeves-brown/

Grazie mille!

Thank you!

Thank you very much!

Thank you!

Thank you for your comment. Vibraphone does feel different, right?

Here I'm using the V3 mallets by Vibrawell.

@@heavyvibes90 Thanks. I like your videos!😁

@@hir_0185 Thank you very much!

Hello Josue, I must have played it around 60 bpm.

Thank you, Agustín!

Thank you for your kind words! Actually it was the same with me, this piece had been sitting on the shelf for a couple of years before I recorded it for UA-cam.

Herzlichen Dank und viele Grüße an Eckhard, meinen ehemaligen Lehrer.

Thank you very much for your kind words. I agree with you, this piece is suits the Vibraphone nicely.

Dankeschön

Hi Jaedon, that might be the case, I bought the sheet music a while ago. If you're just looking to play Feldman you can still find "All alone by the Vibraphone" which has some of the same pieces as "Mallets in Wonderland" in it.

@@heavyvibes90 I have the book now but I still do not see it. Is there a way I can get sent a photo copy of the piece?

@@Elvis-Pelvis03 then I guess you'll have to reach out to Kendor Music where the piece was published. People frequently ask me to send them copyrighted material but I don't do that in general. Sorry. Best of luck to you.

In this video I've used the Musser Good Vibes M-235 mallets.

I'm using the Vibrawell V3 mallets in this video. They are the hardest mallets I use in my day to day playing but slightly softer ones would have also done a great job.

These are the M226 Ney Rosauro signature mallets by Vic Firth.

sabia, ney é gente boa de mais toquei com ele ja

comprei das mão dele os meu mallets

Thank you very much!

Thank you for your comment, Nick. This piece is only one page long and if you feel confident playing in 7/8 you shouldn't face any difficulties.

Hi Jérémy, I'm using a pair of Rode NT1-A condenser microphones.

@@heavyvibes90 thank you !

Thank you! I play the Burton grip.

Thank you very much 🙏

Thank you!

Footnotes, just look at the bottom of the page the asterisks are on. There you will find ab explanations of dead strokes and mallet dampening.

Yes, the notes you are supposed to dampen are b, c and b again.

The X is a symbol that indicates mallet dampening, which I described in my previous comment. The X is not to be played, it just shows that the previously played note should be dampened. The X can be placed anywhere in the general vicinity of the note supposed to be dampened, Mr Zivkovic just happened to put them where usually the c and the d is located. I hope that cleared things up for you.

I'm not exactly sure if this is what you are asking, but the a# grace note in the first measure is played like a flam. After that it's just regular mallet dampening, meaning striking the next note with one mallet while simultaneously dampening the ringing note with the other mallet. In this case c, b and a.

You are absolutely right, No. 15 is an obvious choice. It's already on my list and I will be playing it some time in the future.

Props to Joe Porter for being so successful and making percussion instruments more visible to the world. Though I would say that our concepts are quite different.

Thank you! This piece is from the Funny Vibraphone Book I, which you can find pretty much anywhere. You can also get it straight from the publisher gretel-verlag.de

@@heavyvibes90 thanks so much!!

Thank you, I'm glad you liked my interpretation.

Hi there, I've used the Vibrawell V3 mallets but you can use any mallets you deem fit.

@@heavyvibes90 does the music not have a mallet recommendation written into the book?

@@zaccsonofjohn1132 No, it does not.

@@heavyvibes90 ok thank you

I counted 16 obvious mistakes, but some youtubers have made at least a hundred (I used to make about 30 while playing significantly slower).

@@Krzeszny95 thank you for your subscription, I appreciate it. At the time I wanted a straight forward interpretation and this is what it turned out to be.

Thank you! You are the first person to ever mention any of my shirts.

@@heavyvibes90 yeah I was kind of in disbelief when I saw it because I don't see many people repping them. Especially vibraphone players lmao.

@@statu5gaming236 well thank you for noticing

These are the Musser Good Vibes M-235

Here I am using the Vibrawell V3 with a rattan shaft.

@@heavyvibes90 thank you and good job👏

@@pietrotrevisan8036 Thank you very much!

Grazie mille, Pietro! I appreciate it very much.

Thank you very much, Domenico!

Thank you, Shelley!

Thank you

Привет Александр, здесь ты можешь скачать ноты www.henry-lemoine.com/en/catalogue/fiche/D1338

Thank you for your comment. Yes, these are the Ney Rosauro signature mallets M226 by Vic Firth with rattan shafts.