Rae Howell on vibraphone plays Decipher the Crooked Ways

http://digitalpill.tv/ Multi Instrumentalist and composer Rae Howell (Sunwrae) plays her piece "Decipher the Crooked Ways" on the Vibraphone using a combination of bowing and four mallet technique.

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[AMERICASMANRONPAUL]

Very lovely, as is the music ;-)

[Sapien676767]

Very Relaxing

[Shilag]

I'm in love with this song! It's so soothing. I really want a vibraphone!

[michaelr510]

beautiful playing



[onfiremusicman]

@WellHiThere631 Great! Care less about what people might think and just focus on creating great music. There's a wonderful history and tradition of magnificent marching band music. It's exciting that you are looking forward to adding to it. Don't be shy to suggest new and interesting ways of doing things – and by all means get stuck into composition. A concerto for vibes and marching band is more than a possibility … ! All the best.

[sunwrae]

@koopameat there's a half hour version of this played by a quartet that i'm sure you'd like if you enjoy this. check out the albums by Sunwrae..

[WellHiThere631]

ohmygod i love this.

i actually am really new to playing vibes (i know i'm going to get a lot of crap for this, but i play vibes for a high school marching band) but i want to see if we can introduce completely different sounds with our mallet perc instruments.. because this is just amazing...

[matusaq]

Sounds rather like a glass harmonica... keep up the good work! :)

[sunwrae]

@chuckyeager997 thanks!!

[numanuma20]

The bowing really gave the song lush dynamics which turned my thrust for this piece. You made me want to learn the vibraphone now!