Rhythm Song by Smadbeck
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best version on youtube.
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i was telling my friend who plays the marimba--she's trying to learn it--that that is like the ULTIMATE solo
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Wow, I can't believe that's home made. It sounds phenomenal. I've played on $20k marimbas that sound nowhere near as good as that.
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that marimba sounds AMAZING, it definitely sounds better than most brand name marimbas that I've heard, let alone HOMEMADE marimbas.
oh and very nice job on Rhythm Song
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to be honest with you, you played that very well and its a great piece, i am learning that solo right now also, but I bet that guy was bored as hell
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I love this piece
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Depends on how much each player rushes the tempo throughout the piece. You could do it the mathematical way looking at beats and tempos.
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i heard my music teacher play this and i thought it sounded amazing... good playing wish i could play marimba
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8 minutes and 58 seconds
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Rhythm Song is marvelous and by any chance just Does any body have any knowledge on how long Rhythm song is?
Couple of questions: Did you play the intro measures? Do you give regular recitals at your church? and finally, where do you study?
slumsquirrel21 4 years ago
My dad came in too late to record the intro measures....I have played the prelude and postludes at church 3 times now, and given two lunchtime recitals. You can see another 20 videos posted on youtube... I am finishing up High School this year and will be auditioning for music school. I've been studying since 5th grade with David Fishlock.
Bimsmoothy 4 years ago
Sweet! Awesome playing! What's even more awesome is that amazing marimba. It sounds better than the musser I play in band. I think I may take a trip to Lowe's sometime soon.
Dekebolnohib 4 years ago
We are in the midst of making another one for a friend...a 4-1/3 octave marimba. $600 Parts from Loewe's + standoffs + $1100 for the rosewood bars. ~40 hours of work. The hard part is finding the bars for a reasonable price.
Bimsmoothy 4 years ago
that's awesome dude. How tuff was it to make that thing?
rockstar6002 4 years ago
The rosewood bars are Yamahas which we bought from an source which will remain un-named. It took about 5 months total, but a lot of that was figuring out how to mount the bars and finding an easy method for tuning the resonators (we used rubber stoppers from a scientific supply house.) The frame is made out of poplar and bolts together which a mound of 1/4-20 nuts and bolts. It works pretty well as a practice instrument, and is certainly cheaper than buying a commercial marimba.
Bimsmoothy 4 years ago