Paul Smadbeck
Paul Smadbeck
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Paul Smadbeck plays Praeludium and Allegro by Fritz Kreisler. With Phirose Mehta, piano
Paul recorded this work in the same session as his original Rhythm Song recording in May, 1982 at Calf Audio Studios, Ithaca, New York. It was not included in his original LP but added later to the re-mastered CD in 2001.
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Paul Smadbeck Plays Akira Yuyama's Divertimento for Marimba and Alto SaxPaul Smadbeck Plays Akira Yuyama's Divertimento for Marimba and Alto Sax
Paul Smadbeck Plays Akira Yuyama's Divertimento for Marimba and Alto Sax
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Recorded May, 1982 at Calf Audio Studios, Ithaca, NY. With Steve Mauk, Alto Sax
Two Bach Chorales - Paul Smadbeck, MarimbaTwo Bach Chorales - Paul Smadbeck, Marimba
Two Bach Chorales - Paul Smadbeck, Marimba
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Nun bitten wir den heiligen Geist and Herzliebster Jesu, was hast Du verbrochen -Video Upload powered by www.TunesToTube.com
Fernando's Waltz, by Paul SmadbeckFernando's Waltz, by Paul Smadbeck
Fernando's Waltz, by Paul Smadbeck
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Paul Smadbeck, Marimba -Video Upload powered by www.TunesToTube.com
Paul Smadbeck Plays Etude #3Paul Smadbeck Plays Etude #3
Paul Smadbeck Plays Etude #3
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Paul recorded this version of Etude #3 in Ithaca, New York, in 1981 Created with tovid.io
Paul Smadbeck Plays Etude #2Paul Smadbeck Plays Etude #2
Paul Smadbeck Plays Etude #2
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Paul recorded this version of Etude #2 in Ithaca, New York in 1981 Created with tovid.io
Paul Smadbeck Plays Etude #1Paul Smadbeck Plays Etude #1
Paul Smadbeck Plays Etude #1
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Paul recorded this version of Etude #1 in Ithaca, New York in 1981 Created with tovid.io
Paul Smadbeck Plays Virginia TatePaul Smadbeck Plays Virginia Tate
Paul Smadbeck Plays Virginia Tate
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Paul made this recording of Virginia Tate at Wichita State University in March of 1999.
Paul Smadbeck Plays Rhythm SongPaul Smadbeck Plays Rhythm Song
Paul Smadbeck Plays Rhythm Song
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Paul recorded this original version of Rhythm Song and the rest of his album "Music for Marimba" at Calf Audio Studios, Ithaca, New York, in the summer of 1982.

Комментарии

  • @xxramenxx6086
    @xxramenxx6086 28 дней назад

    Hi Paul, Your music inspires me as a young marimba player, high school junior, and gives me a reason to expand my repertoire of solos. Thank you for such amazing pieces such as this one and Rhythm Song, those and other pieces inspire me to touch the marimba even more. -John

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 28 дней назад

      Hi John. Thank you so much for your very kind words. It means a great deal and thank you. Regards, Paul Smadbeck

  • @JerrySmith-ih9rd
    @JerrySmith-ih9rd 2 месяца назад

    This is beautiful Pablo. So good to see you’ve done so well since back in the day at IC. I’ll gladly listen for more. Jerry Smith

  • @arceus2011
    @arceus2011 5 месяцев назад

    🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

  • @BossDD3
    @BossDD3 7 месяцев назад

    thaaaaa GOAT

  • @buenayesca
    @buenayesca 11 месяцев назад

    Hello Paul! I'm Pablo form Quito, Ecuador! I'm about to graduate in percussion and I'm gonna perform this wonderful piece! I´m happy to know about you through playing this piece! Best regards and thank you for this jewel! :)

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 11 месяцев назад

      Thank you for the kind words, Pablo. I’m so happy you like the piece! Paul

  • @raymondgonzalez5690
    @raymondgonzalez5690 Год назад

    Elite peuce

  • @crieverytim
    @crieverytim Год назад

    @4:00

  • @maxtherealone5491
    @maxtherealone5491 Год назад

    2:03 can't unhear the Wii sports theme I'm sorry.😂

  • @dagoatryan5843
    @dagoatryan5843 Год назад

    great piece looking foward to learning it

  • @AnthonyMariano2112
    @AnthonyMariano2112 Год назад

    I've heard this peice played so many times, but I really haven't heard alot of the nuances you seem to highlight in your performance of it. Such a beautiful instrument and such a great performance of a wonderful piece. Good work 😊

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck Год назад

      Thank you so much for the kind words! Paul Smadbeck

  • @HectorRodriguez-music
    @HectorRodriguez-music Год назад

    This reminds me of Virginia Tate sooo much. Great work! :)

  • @RustyDodd
    @RustyDodd 2 года назад

    1:14 is where i feel it

  • @schveksi
    @schveksi 2 года назад

    Beautiful piece! Love the minimalism which developes so nicely in your composing style. Makes me want to practice and play marimba :)

  • @MrRbjunior83
    @MrRbjunior83 2 года назад

    Absolutely brilliant masterpiece! So many memories from my students years!!! He plays absolutely fantastic, I did not know how slowly is it….We all played it too fast in Bulgaria and we didn't get the inner voices out well, we played Keiko Abe, but Rhythmic Song was a dream for every percussionist at school and academy. This was our first contact with American percussion music. I didn't even know that one day I would have the opportunity to hear it performed by the author himself. Happiness and magic…Now the compositions for marimba are much more difficult, much faster and much more meaningless…

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 2 года назад

      Thank you Roumen - it really means a lot to know that this piece has touched so many people - very gratifying. Thank you. Paul S

    • @TheOssia
      @TheOssia Год назад

      @@psmadbeck - What mallets do you use for Rhythm Song these days? Thanks!

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck Год назад

      @@TheOssia hi. So back I. The day I used to wrap my own mallets and have no clue what I used on the recording. Today I would use the Encore NM 3B or equivalent with an NZ4 in the lower base mallet. 👍😁

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck Год назад

      ..bass mallet

  • @raymondgonzalez5690
    @raymondgonzalez5690 2 года назад

    Yum

  • @dtopham100
    @dtopham100 2 года назад

    Very beautiful Paul!

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 2 года назад

      Thanks David. Leigh Stevens played me Vida Chenoweth's recording of these chorales which is where i got the idea to include them in the recording. Some of the intervals are so wide they could only be played on the slender bars of the Canterbury marimba I borrowed for the recording.

  • @joseangelminor7848
    @joseangelminor7848 2 года назад

    Hi Paul, My name is Jose I'm 17 and i study percussion since 2012. I'm from Spain and this year (my last year for medium grade), I'm playing this masterpiece. In addition, I'm doing a work about you and also about Virginia Tate. I've got some information but if you can help me with your personal point of view about your life and about the history of Virginia Tate (how did you compose it?, what were your inspirations to compose it?) I'm so greatfull to you. Thanks for all Paul, your music pieces generate a lot of good feelings on me. Thanks for your atention. Jose

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 2 года назад

      Hola Jose, Muchas gracias por sus amables palabras. Si me envía un correo electrónico a psmadbeck@gmail.com, puedo darle respuestas más detalladas a sus preguntas. Saludos cordiales, Paul Smadbeck

  • @elijahmorton
    @elijahmorton 2 года назад

    Which mallets did you use for this? Love your work by the way.

  • @paytonmacdonald
    @paytonmacdonald 2 года назад

    I've always loved this piece. I first played it in high school, then again in undergraduate years, and then again when I was working as a professional. It's not an easy piece. To get from the beginning to the end takes a great deal of stamina, precision in technique, and musical maturity. It's a masterpiece for our instrument, and one that will last the ages.

  • @paytonmacdonald
    @paytonmacdonald 2 года назад

    Fantastic performance, and really well recorded too.

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 2 года назад

      Thanks Payton. It was a long time ago but I remember it like it was yesterday. Paul S.

  • @mr_creepies8448
    @mr_creepies8448 2 года назад

    I love this song with my whole heart

  • @aiden1367
    @aiden1367 3 года назад

    Thanks for being such an inspiring marimba player/composer, me and other people at my winter drumline speak of your greatness all the time. A lot of people talk about your technique and the genius way it builds your chops, but just the harmonic devices and creativity that come out of your mind are truly aspiring.

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 2 года назад

      Thank you Aiden - that's very kind of you. All the best, Paul S.

  • @shadowkille8r99
    @shadowkille8r99 3 года назад

    Plans to write a sequel? :)

  • @JohnSturino
    @JohnSturino 3 года назад

    Hey Paul - Did you record this twice over to create the stereo effect? Always been a big fan of your compositions for marimba. Thanks for all of the music.

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 3 года назад

      Hi John - I sure did - in octaves. Here's an excerpt from the liner notes to the LP/CD: "Rhythm Song was originally written as a marimba solo and is quite effective when performed as such, which it most often is. However, I found in the latter stages of composition that the contrasting patterns were brought out more keenly and the overall impact was increased when the work was performed simultaneously by two (or more) players, in octaves. For this reason, I recorded it by playing it twice, over-dubbing a second take an octave higher to create a two-player performance." Thanks for the kind words mate! PS

  • @caspar5
    @caspar5 3 года назад

    Thank you for this amazing piece! It was a blast to learn!

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 3 года назад

      Thanks Caspar. You made my day! All the best, Paul Smadbeck

  • @cristobalzurita555
    @cristobalzurita555 3 года назад

    hi from santiago de chile, wich mallet did you used ? thanks

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 3 года назад

      Hi Cristobal. Back then I made my own mallets so I could not tell you what I used on the recording. However, today I would use the Encore NM 3B which is slightly harder than my favorite general mallet, the Encore NM 4B. Hope that helps. And thanks for playing my piece! Regards, Paul Smadbeck

    • @cristobalzurita555
      @cristobalzurita555 3 года назад

      @@psmadbeck Hello again, wonderful, I find a very good sound in the mallets that you used for this work, they have a particular articulation, without considering that you move your hands in a masterful way !! Thanks for the information, I made a presentation two weeks ago here at home, for my neighbors and I performed study # 1!

  • @isaiahreyes03
    @isaiahreyes03 3 года назад

    wow beautiful

  • @it0mahawk
    @it0mahawk 3 года назад

    I have been listening to this piece for 10 years. I love this composition, and I am happy that Paul has made his own recording of it. Thank you

  • @JohnSturino
    @JohnSturino 4 года назад

    Paul, this is so beautiful! Thank you.

  • @aarongrooves
    @aarongrooves 4 года назад

    Is this actually THE Paul Smadbeck?? Hero to marimbists the world over? The legend himself?

    • @joaocarrasco8411
      @joaocarrasco8411 4 года назад

      i think yes. Hi Aaron love your channel!

    • @joaocarrasco8411
      @joaocarrasco8411 4 года назад

      in the description it says its a recording of him playing his own composition

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 3 года назад

      You betcha! Still crankin' :) Thanks Aaron. PS

    • @aarongrooves
      @aarongrooves 3 года назад

      ​@@psmadbeck Amazing! Thanks for all of the incredible music and inspiration. I recorded your Etude No. 2 a couple months ago! ruclips.net/video/YgF4rdXjq2c/видео.html It's on a malletkat, but I'm working on getting a 5.0 marimba :)

  • @blakez6978
    @blakez6978 4 года назад

    Nobody every brings out the low end like in this recording, and it sounds so nice this way. I miss playing this piece so much

  • @tonyharrell6465
    @tonyharrell6465 4 года назад

    Gorgeous. I subbed to your channel and was wondering if you’d sub to mine? Thanks, Tony

  • @joeycraighead5595
    @joeycraighead5595 4 года назад

    What mallets are you using during this piece? They (not to mention your playing) sound great and I'd really like to know for when I play it.

  • @axelgray260
    @axelgray260 4 года назад

    I always thought the arms in the cover were covered with arm hair, I like that better than notes because I have very hairy arms.

  • @lunarny
    @lunarny 4 года назад

    I first heard this piece years ago on a recording by Evelyn Glennie, and I've not been able to forget it ever since. Such a brilliant piece! So delighted to hear this version by the man himself.

  • @Aldenfioren
    @Aldenfioren 4 года назад

    This piece marked a before and after in my musical decisions, the day I heard it (to a partner play it), I decided that I had to be a "Marimbista" ... thanks!

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 3 года назад

      Thank you Cristobal! Sorry for taking so long to reply. To have a positive impact on another is one of the great joys of life. Thank you! PS

  • @Aldenfioren
    @Aldenfioren 4 года назад

    I don't get tired of listening to this composition, about 16 years ago I played it, when I was studying classical percussion, now after a long time I will be able to have my own marimba, a marimba is traveling by boat to Chile, my country ... finally I will be able to again playing this beautiful piece, thanks for composing something so wonderful, your work has always inspired me. Cristóbal Zurita from Santiago de Chile

  • @ethanwinkler1335
    @ethanwinkler1335 5 лет назад

    I love this piece so much, my teacher picked it out for me to learn and the more I worked on it I realized, wow I really do need a 4.3 octave marimba and so I went online and found a used marimba one for sale perfect condition, so in a way this piece is part of the reason why I got a new marimba but really this piece is just a beautiful piece to play and learn and I have enjoyed my time learning it. (Edit). This piece got me first place at my regional solo and ensemble

  • @Idk.Dareek
    @Idk.Dareek 5 лет назад

    BD ended a season with this, and started one with it too. what an amazing piece!

    • @ethanwinkler1335
      @ethanwinkler1335 3 года назад

      Which one did the end with this?

    • @Idk.Dareek
      @Idk.Dareek 3 года назад

      Ethan Winkler ended 2018 with this, but they did it in a Different key

    • @crieverytim
      @crieverytim Год назад

      What's BD??

    • @CM.plays.percussion
      @CM.plays.percussion Год назад

      @@crieverytim Blue Devils drum corp

    • @a.nobodys.nobody
      @a.nobodys.nobody Год назад

      @@CM.plays.percussion ah ofc. I realized that eventually but forgot to amend my comment. Clearly I'm not a percussionist nor went to college 😆 Thanks for clarifying

  • @brydenmarzynski3211
    @brydenmarzynski3211 5 лет назад

    ❤️❤️

  • @keeskees6368
    @keeskees6368 5 лет назад

    I vividly remember hearing this piece for the first time, someone studying it in a room at the conservatory where I had just begun, and I could only stop and listen without breathing... mesmerized. Bought the album right away, and I couldn’t wait starting studying the piece. It’s the only marimba piece I REALLY enjoyed playing for a long time. Used to play it in octaves with a fellow percussion student just like on your recording. It’s an absolute joy to hear the piece again.

  • @Scriabinfan593
    @Scriabinfan593 5 лет назад

    What mallets should i use for this piece?

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 5 лет назад

      My go-to general mallets which I would use now for VT are the Encore NM 4B mallets

    • @Scriabinfan593
      @Scriabinfan593 5 лет назад

      Paul Smadbeck thank you (you should compose more, I’m big fan of your work). :)

  • @KronoJCC
    @KronoJCC 5 лет назад

    What mallets do you recommend for this piece?

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 5 лет назад

      Hi Joel. I used Encore NM 4B mallets on that performance. Paul Smadbeck

  • @Scriabinfan593
    @Scriabinfan593 5 лет назад

    Two people missed the like button 😂

    • @alxjones
      @alxjones 4 года назад

      Looks like one of them found it

    • @mextex5301
      @mextex5301 2 года назад

      no one can miss it anymore (:<

  • @rickos1915
    @rickos1915 5 лет назад

    Catchy

  • @joebisbey4521
    @joebisbey4521 6 лет назад

    I miss playing the marimba. This is beautiful. Found you reminiscing about Rhythm Song.

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 5 лет назад

      Thanks man!

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 5 лет назад

      I miss it too mate. But there is always tomorrow!! Paul Smadbeck

    • @Scriabinfan593
      @Scriabinfan593 4 года назад

      @@psmadbeck Why have you taken such a long hiatus from marimba and composing? I love your compositions so much, in fact one of my top 5 favorite marimba solos is Virginia Tate.

  • @zedkusho3468
    @zedkusho3468 6 лет назад

    This one had my jaws hanging

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 5 лет назад

      Thanks Zed! Those were the days man. Paul S

  • @littlelamp100
    @littlelamp100 6 лет назад

    genius composition. love this piece so much <3 was this recorded in different octaves and layered? it sounds really cool that way

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 5 лет назад

      Hi. Yes, I recorded it as written, then played a 2nd track an octave higher.

  • @luiscarlosgerrero9210
    @luiscarlosgerrero9210 6 лет назад

    Buena grabación Paul, me gustaria es cuchar mas piezas de marimba que esta, espero que subas mas nuevo contenido

    • @psmadbeck
      @psmadbeck 5 лет назад

      Gracias Luis. Tengo unas cuantas grabaciones antiguas que subiré pronto. Paul

  • @lawfulsurgeon974
    @lawfulsurgeon974 6 лет назад

    Dang ur good