It’s so nice to hear such a skilled and thoughtful interpretation of this piece. There are lots of interpretations out there, but not everyone takes up this solo in a position to do it true justice. You truly made music.
Awesome video, that's a ridiculous number of cuts. :) Seizure warning for anyone that might want to watch that fullscreen at 3:09 and 3:38. Just some moderate flashing of the T3 logo for a second or two each time.
Beautiful! I love your interpretation of this piece of music! I'm looking at playing this solo for my senior S&E piece, and I'll definitely be referencing this video a lot!
Great sounds and pacing throughout - the only thing I’m not the biggest fan of is the tempo modulation at the 15/16 section. I think the intention is to keep the sixteenth notes the same speed, but here it seems like we moved from quarter note becoming the dotted-eighth, speeding the pulse up quite a bit. Is that an intentional interpretation?
Our front ensemble instructor could play this flawlessly, got chosen to be center marimba for a world class indoor core but couldn’t afford it… dedicated his energy to getting out of the projects. Much love Jason ❤️
The Education Africa VIRTUAL International Marimba and Steelpan Festival invites you to take part in the upcoming 2020 Virtual Festival which will feature marimba and steel bands as well as solo marimba, vibraphone, xylophone and steelpan. Please visit: www.internationalmarimbafestival.org/virtual We look forward to hearing from you!
I love how you took the original piece and made it your own! Very beautiful interpretation of the piece! Ivan Trevinos writing in this song was beautiful enough but you elevated it to a new level! Amazing!
Just started working on four mallet with my lessons teacher/ band teacher. Starting to get my blisters in😂 I’m using this piece for solo ensemble this year
I think the way you play this piece is beautiful. I absolutely love it and I think it may be one of my favorite interpretations of it. Also, I was wondering if you got a music degree at UCF and if you liked it. I am going there next year :)
I really like your interpretation of this piece:) VERY different from mine but I do really like it:) and your independence between mallets just before, at least for me, that nice rubato legato section was freaking sick.
