Odessa by M. Lorrick played by Miroslav Dimov
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- Опубліковано 9 лис 2012
- Odessa by M. Lorrick played by Miroslav Dimov
I'm so happy that this piece is dedicated to me!
Played in the hall of National academy of music " prof. Pantcho Vladigerov "
Special thanks to Antonia Barulova for this amazing video montage!
I just performed Yellow After the Rain last week. I think I'll give this a try next.
I think you try an easier piece for exemple Alice Gomez Rain Dance
@@nemethtamas1100 Nah that's too easy.
But the odessa is too hard after the yellow
@@nemethtamas1100 yeah I know 😂😂I was just trolling. Luckily I never had to play Yellow After the Rain
This comment has my dying I love you!! 😂
its so fluid and confident and the note accuracy is insane
Right at 2:30 i was commanded by the piece to immediately drop what i was dong and focus on the video. This man has incredible talent.
Preston Dowling I agree 100%
idk why, but that part always reminds me of Bowser's castle
You should re-record this with better video and audio quality. This is the best performance of the piece on UA-cam, but it has bad quality sound and video.
totally agree
Some people can never be satisfied and you are discouraging people. People make little or no money from music these days, not here or elsewhere so there is a limit to what young people should spend their time and effort on because when they get older they need financial reserves which music does not offer any more.
I was extremely impressed by the skill and the piece - my compliments Miroslav. We used to be in the arts; whatever you do there's always someone coming up with clever advice, knowing what to do.
@@hauptmannbalalaika That was a bit of an overreaction. I said this is the BEST performance I have seen of this piece (that statement still stands 2 years later as evidenced by me returning to the video). All I was inferring was that it's a shame that such a top notch performance has meh audio and video. No harm meant :)
@@ThatCheapDrummer Well, it's nice that the ladies and gentlemen can share in civilized discourse. Kudos to ThatCheapDrummer for keeping cool, especially since Ally Haup-Gurski's comment is fodder for the Manipulative Turd Regime that attempts to conceal brainwashing and mind-control as SUGGESTION (shame on you Turds). Regarding ThatCheapDrummer's sound quality comment: it is very relevant because within the first minute of this excellent performer's video, I found myself DISCOURAGED because I had to turn the volume down and back up, and down again, and back up. The HARSH attack of the mallets-on-bars hurt my ears...then, it didn't...then it did. THAT is the PERFORMER'S choices/preferences regarding INTERPRETATION of the COMPOSER'S written information, and I am not and will not pretend that me judging the performer's choices is just, warranted, valuable, or anything other than something personal to me. But... it's my right to make such observations, and it's anyone's right to make any SUGGESTIONS regarding the presentation. So, CONTRARY to Ally's manipulative comment, it is the PERFORMANCE/RECORDING that DISCOURAGED this listener. ThatCheapDrummer's comment actually ENCOURAGED me. Christ...hey... (oh, yeah...did I mention that I think the marimbist is a really skilled one?).
John John you took the words out of my word. Albeit you conveyed my thoughts in more formal and respectful way
I remember during online school, my older brother would practice this every day. So now anytime I hear it i get a sort of nostalgic feeling anytime I hear it
I just have achieved supior rating at the state solo and ensemble contest with this piece as a junior in high school, and I can't thank you enough for performing this piece so well and showing me what it takes to put emotion and dedication into something and that every last second is worth it. Thank you.
Luke Jacobs wowwww you played it when you’re a junior? I’m in 3rd grade and I advanced to national competitions with this 😤😤😤 -every kid in solo comments ever
As a junior? Jesus fucking Christ kid.
For a second I thought junior high and I es wondering what I was doing with my life.
As you should! Congrats, man!
yo that’s bonkers well done
I think I've broken the replay button.
Hannah Ulrich me too...
But can he play a c major scale
fr why is it so hard😂
Bravo, Miro! Excellent performance! I am humbled by your playing, my friend!
Ovations for you Mr
Lorrick . The music you wrote is fabulous.!
2:45 is amazing, I would never even think a marimba could make a sound like that!
Oh you know, just playing Odessa. No sweat. BRAVO!!!!
Amazing!
Didn't think I'd see you here, love your Super Mario Bros. marimba arrangement!
@@Yonaseen Thx!
Hey Aaron! Thanks for the kind words, Miro is a great player! This is Lorick, the composer. Would love to do a collab with you at some point! Really enjoy your videos. Let me know if you would be interested! mlorick89@gmail.com
L M woah is that actually you
@@simeonlee3207 yep! Nice to meet you! Send me an email and I’ll send you some music!
Whoever wrote this has a lot of variety in their composure! There's a lot of galactic vibes in this, and then suddenly STEREOTYPICAL SPANISH BULL FIGHTING! Proceeded by more galactic groove. And the mallets and marimba sound quality add to this effect of variety. I love this in so many ways! Well played.
Brandon Nesmith lol well said
Brandon Nesmith arent you so cool, being all pretentious?
the only issue is notation
Dude... I hope I can meet you one day and just personally thank you for showing me true music and passion behind an instrument. I've seen your interpretation of "Land" and it's been my favorite by far and just wanted to say that you're a completely badass musician and I hope the absolute best for you man. You're a true inspiration to all be that percussively or not! 😃💯💯
I played this last year as a sophomore in high school and have yet to find a solo i love as much as this one. I can’t even tell you how many times I’ve watched this video and how much inspiration I’ve taken from it. Thank you for playing this and to Matthew for composing it. A true masterpiece.
Rhiannon Mueller hey thanks! Very nice of you.
The best version i heard ! I've played it for an exam. Thank you !
Blythewood’s best!! Great friend you were back in the day Matt!
Thanks dude!!!! Man next time youre in Bwood we gotta hang!!! Hope you and your fam are doing great!
This is probably my second favorite marimba solo, second to Undertale Variations. I just wish that I had a 5 octave marimba available to practice this piece on.
Actually a lot of this piece is doable without a 5 octave but sadly the last 32nd note run and some chords are not possible on a 4.5
Absolutely incredible! Just bought the music!!
Promising myself right now- in 2 years or less, you can expect me back here having learned and performed this piece.
Amazing! I like this piece so much. Thank you for uploading your extraordinary performance!
I'm speechless!
Extraordinary! What a splendid performance! 👍👍
this has to be one of the most impressive marimba performances i've seen, this is wonderful
Your motions are so animated! I absolutely love the performative aspects of this piece.
This is such a cool piece. Would love to play this someday
Just finished Rain Dance and ordered this. I've got plenty of practice time and unlimited dedication, can't wait to start learning.
As someone who playing Northampton for S&E last year, this piece is actually surprisingly much easier than I thought to learn. It’s just the octave note accuracy that’s the hardest part
well then, with this information i may be able to actually play it. Im actually pretty good at note accuracy, but are the triple laterals not the difficult part? I am not very good at those
What about the triple laterals
@@bradenprice5826 ive actually found that to be the easiest part, it just requires u to do excercises if you dont have experience with them. The hardest part for me is that i get so burnt out. U need monster chops for this
@@laya.mani2015 Yeah lol they ended up being pretty easy, I got a 1 at solo and ensemble and took it to state last year
@@bradenprice5826 Congratulations! Im a sophomore and I just finished learning the notes. Im going to play this for solo and ensemble in the spring as wel
Oh my gosh this is absolutely amazing.
Everyone is asking for sheet music, but I doubt no normal person can play this? This requires some extraordinary skills.
Thanks! :)
Large amounts of dedication and practice can accomplish anything
You are definitely right. I was making a joke.
Mallets for dayz how much you wanna bet
Well, I can actually play this now lol.
very good piece.. .very well done!
excellent. Thanks lots. 😊
The better I get at marimba the more impressive this gets
magnificent!
That’s fantastic. Congratulations, great work.
Learning this solo right now for solo ensemble next year, never thought I could play this till now
extraordinary technic of performer
Excellent musician
bravo~!
I'm learning this right now, you make it look so easy man 😂😂 Keep up the great work!!
the intensityyyyyy. incredible performance. covered the whole dynamic range from ppp to fff and milked that marimba for all it had.
this piece hits different now that Odessa is in ruins and many innocent people are dying
Absolutely fascinating, every time! When I first saw your video I decided to learn Odessa too. This is my dream piece and now I am playing it. 🎉
Thank you so much for this inspirational and brilliant performance.
Greetings from Romania!
egg big
@@timmitny6310 ur pener smowl
Honestly still relevant a year later. Also it is depressing that I fell short of the 69th like, with me being the 68th
69th xD
@@Adam.Clark. i was 68b -_-
I'm able to play all of this piece except for the 24th notes at 8th note = 135, gonna take a lot of work just to get those few measures. Nothing I can do but suck it up and keep working until I get it :) I knew this wasn't going to be easy...
It's awesome idea!!! But first I need a piece to rearange or to compose new :)))
Maybe if I have some time next year I can do something..
thanks!!: )
wow!
What did you do to get those triple laterals so good? There has to be a secret, I must know
Gorgeous piece of music and Stunningly good playing !!
Congratulations Miro .
Peter S.
Your playing reminds me of Chin Cheng "Jimmy" Lin. Well done.
What type of brain he has? Seriously, this is way too much. Clean sounds all the time.
The repertoire of techniques is absurd, and more absurd is the flawless execution.
Bravo
🔥
i wish i could afford the music to play this piece, its such an amazing piece, i just cant afford the music
Bravo!!! Nice Performance!!!
Amazing performance! What mallets you use? Sound perfect!!!💥💥👌👌👌
amazing!!! where I can find this score?
Nice I already learned it
May I ask where the score of this song is found?
冯义彪 www.pmeurope.com
Truly amazing I would love to know where to find this piece.
Lone Star percussion has it on their website.
Never seen such marimba dexterity with Burton's grip, quite impressive
It’s traditional grip
I'm planning on learning this for my all state band audition next year, do you have any tips
dream solo probably gunna learn it my seinor year but this is a dream for sure
Fantastic playing... and beautiful piece! Would love to buy the sheet music for this, do you know where we can find it?
ravel111 steve weiss music
I really want the music for this. Where can I get it/how much are you selling it for?
chops.
this video really helps me when im trying to understand how to play certain parts of this peice :) this is a crazy fun piece and im so glad im playing it for my state contest. i wonder what they'll think of a 9th grader playing this.
babyboidev I bought the music for it and am planning on learning it later this year, and I'm in 10th grade. Looks like you beat me to it
I'm playing it in 8th grade.
Edit: It's very difficult because my hands are very small and I'm using steven musser grip haha
EggSensei yo man same on the grip. its definitely a challenge. hope everything goes well during the process of getting it down. btw thats impressive, it would be dope to see you play it.
adamjack7891 no matter what it's gonna a challenge for most young percussionists. its going to be really fun at tempo though. not that im close or anything haha
Video or it didn't happen
I want see your marimba playing more 😭😭 i was been your big fan befor two years ago😥 untill now!!! Why aren’t you uploading your marimba playing please😭 i’m south korea percussion student .🙏🏻
please upload your nearest playing marimba figure😭😭
He was my teacher and right now he is making another song called kiwi fruit
Hey miroslav, what mallets did you use? I'm buying the piece and I have no idea what mallets to get for it.
Anybody know what mallets?
You are best suited for a large taiko drum (from Japan) for being strong in dynamics of either very soft or very loud. Well done then.
Playing this in a couple months for the PASIC High school contest, what advice do you have for mallets/mallet choice?
Matthew Lorick Wow, thanks composer!
I am finding this music and mallets( the better sound to play this music) Thank you for your advice:)
Odessa is very nice music. I love it!!!
from. Korean percussionist:)
When I listen i teleport to somwhere near heaven
Chops for dayyyyyssssss
where can i get this music???????
Heyyyy he's playing Burton grip. I always get excited when I see good players play challenging peices using Burton. Even though he's probably using it because it's easier to play aggressive with Burton than Stevens (atleast for me)
@@marwanmoussa6835 oh yeah because the inner mallet is on bottom with Burton. I just watched a video of Burton (idr his first name) talking about his grip on the Vic Virth channel and I noticed that people including myself get confused between Burton and traditional. Either way I like to see people use grips outside of steven
Triple laterals are great
hi i am doing this for my high school audition and my other mallets broke from playing this any suggestions on what mallets i should use. thanks
maybe try something with rattan shafts. it might be a technique issue. Even when striking the bars with extreme force similar to Dimov in this video, you should still be focused on pulling the sound out of the bar, not beating it into submission and forcing it to sing.
thank. i was using some crapy mike balter mallets that tore in the first 4 days.
2:15 Has me crying
Ricordiamoci che i tasti della marimba sono di legno, e quanto più suono si riesce a cacciare (non forza) meglio è. A volte si sente solo legno perché troppo forte. Detto questo, complimenti
Damn…
...worth working on it for every
player
1:39 claps
Oh my god….
I actually translated the chorus to piano and it’s sick and I can play it fast
I still don't understand how a human can do this
Miroslav do you ave any tips on how to get that good at octaves?
Mallets for dayz Exercise your wrist and practice a ton
I already do that. My 4 mallet callouses are half the thickness of my finger (from Stevens grip). I try to use my left hand as much as I can in everyday life to work it.
it shouldnt be that thick. you sound you need to lighten up. A lot. being relaxed is the key to playing loud and fast. It's also the key to not hurting yourself
please someone can share the sheet music or tell me where i can find it?
You can google it and find it in like lone star percussion or something similar
1:58 👌👌👌😩
does any1 know where this theme is from?
Sid KBSri it’s an original theme written by the composer.
@@sukhanmakok9550 huh, cause it sounds awfully familiar...
Sid KBSri some of it sounds like etude op.6 #10 in c major give it a listen
@@quietbear4579 Sounds pretty cool and I have binged Vic Firth marimba solos b4 lol. Don't know if I agree that they sound similar tho
What mallets are those?
I broke the bottom Db playing the end of this piece... there's a hefty risk that comes with learning this one.
At least you have a bottom Db. The lowest my school’s marimba goes to is an F. Be lucky you can afford that big of a marimba
Gamefly Mc Be lucky yours could afford an F, our lowest was an A natural. Only 4.3 octaves for a low income school with padouk bars
@@sergiosrandomco.362 Be lucky yours could afford an A. Mine only had a 3 octaves.
Axel Gray Bro thats a xylo, lmao
@@axelgray260 be lucky u have atleast 3 my school only has a 2.3 octave marimba
hey i need mallet recommendations for this piece
joe Gonzalez sd1 general
AMAZING how many octaves is this?
Sam Hardy 5
+Sam Hardy Dude, you can see it from the video
Is it for a 5 octave only?
Nicolas yes
Is it just me or at 2:32 does it sound like a bunch of cartoon skeletons? Anyways one of my favorite pieces and I'm thinking about performing it for my solo next year!
I want sheet music
What mallets is he using?
Mallets for dayz thats what I want to know. Im buying the sheet music and I want to get mallets with it but I can't tell what mallets hes got
Hi Miroslav,
What mallets are you using for this? They sound great! Thanks.
Joshua Johnson sd1 general
I want the score and I can't buy it. Can somebody send me, please?
that is stealing. please save up and purchase the score.
Is he using traditional grip?
He is using Burtons grip
Ok i'm officially a huge fan of you Miro!... :) hope we can meet ourselves sometime!... :)
Do you think he knows ghost garden?