Etude No. 19 for Vibraphone by David Friedman, played by Stewart Hoffman
25.07.2012
http://www.StewartHoffmanMusic.com Etude No. 19, from David Friedman's "Vibraphone Technique: dampening and pedaling". Stewart Hoffman, vibraphone
Stewart Hoffman is a Toronto-based percussionist, jazz vibraphonist and educator. His handbook for band directors, "The Band Teacher's Percussion Guide" is published by Oxford University Press.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujxHq8i7fgE
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