Rosauro's Concerto for Vibraphone and orchestra, 3rd. Mov.

[art2liv4]

This movement swings!

[percussionist624]

I never knew that NEy's middle name was Gabriel. Well now I know, I guess.

[jorgito011279]

Te felicito Diana!!! Tocaste muy bien. Recuerdo cuando viniste a Puerto Rico para FOSJA!! Sigue adelante!

[geocruzer80]

i really enjoyed your playing! i am learning percussion and i like the vibes. thanks and looking forward to see more videos of your playing..

[Rubenzr]

Felicitaciones,

Muy buen concierto!

Saludos desde Chile

[marimbao]

diana saca un cd yo no sabia que habias tocado tanta vaina con orquesta te felicito increible..

[duckfemme]

this is amazing! I play the vibraphone as well, and your technique is so inspiring! could you recommend any advanced books for vibraphone study?

[dianamelodrum]

Thank you so much for your comment! To be honest, I don't practice with any book, but there are some good exercises that you can try on gary burton's books. What I do is all the same marimba technique exercises applied to the vibes and try to play other instruments stuff. There's also another book I like, the author is a french guy, A. Perotin. 6 etudes with preliminars for each one. I hope this is usefull for you. Thanks again for watching my video. Cheers.

[ETSUdrummer1]

beautiful..that vibraphone sounds amazing...

[juanperc]

el clarinete se perdio en el bridge jejeje mucha bola de todas formas dianita muy bien como siempre

[dianamelodrum]

gracias por el apoyo muchacho...buu

[juanperc]

el clarinete se perdio en el bridge jejeje mucha bola de todas formas dianita muy bien como siempre

[NoisySerg]

Amazing! This is the first time I've heard an instrumental concerto that doesn't end with an obnoxiously loud or fast piece and still does a great job of providing that conclusive feeling. Maybe I should play some of Rosauro's music on the piano.