Marimba videos of Ed Saindon
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Clapton's Tears in Heaven by Ed Saindon on Solo Marimba
My interpretation on solo marimba of Eric Clapton's deep and powerful song Tears In Heaven. Clapton's version on his Unplugged recording is very sp...
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Ed Saindon Solo Marimba - On The Sunny Side Of The Street
Solo marimba rendition of the classic On The Sunnyside Of The Street (with a nod to the great pianist Dave McKenna). When Dave got his left hand go...
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Ed Saindon Solo Marimba - Life's Blessing (Alternate Version)
Here is an alternate version of a solo marimba interpretation of my composition Life's Blessing. The lead sheet can be viewed and downloaded in PDF...
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Ed Saindon Solo Marimba - Life's Blessing
Solo marimba interpretation of my composition Life's Blessing. The lead sheet can be viewed and downloaded in PDF format from my website. Here's th...
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Morricone's Love Theme from Cinema Paradiso by Ed Saindon on Solo Marimba
Ennio Morricone's Love Theme from the movie Cinema Paradiso. A beautiful melody from Morricone. I first heard this song from a fantastic recording ...
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Jobim's O Grande Amor by Ed Saindon on Solo Marimba
Here's a clip of me playing solo marimba on Jobim's O Grande Amor. I'm a huge fan of Jobim and Brazilian music. Jobim bossas sound great on marimba...
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Thanks a lot JT. Wow, that bass marimba set-up was from way back. Time flies when you're having fun. Best, Ed
Ellington's Things Ain't What They Used To Be by Ed Saindon on Solo Marimba
Hello fellow marimbists, I created a new YouTube channel for posting marimba videos. We'll be posting more clips soon. I'm planning on shooting mor...
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Thanks Nebojsa. Clapton on marimba. Who would have thought? It's a beautiful song. Really enjoyed your clip playing IIijas. Great playing. Hope we can meet someday and hang a bit and talk about the marimba. Best, Ed