PASIC 2012 Archives

Andy Narell Steel Band/Big Band Project – PASIC 2012

featuring Relator (Vocals) with special guests Mark Walker (Drums), Luis Conte (Congas/percussion), Etienne Charles (Trumpet) with University of North Texas Steel Band (Mark Ford, Director), University of Texas Jazz Band (John Mills, Director) and McCallum High School Steel Band (CJ Menge, Director) Music For Steel Band, Jazz Big Band, and Calypsonian . . . Subscribe…

Ed Smith – PASIC 2012

Thinking Outside The Bachs: Paths To New Expression on the Vibraphone . . . Subscribe to continue reading Continue your percussion discovery by joining the Percussive Arts Society today. You’ll join a global community of thousands of other dedicated percussionists, drummers, music educators, and students committed to pursuing knowledge, enhancing their technique, and supporting each…

Christos Rafalides & Sergio Salvatore Vibes / Piano duo – PASIC 2012

The melodic/harmonic relation of Vibes and Piano . . . Subscribe to continue reading Continue your percussion discovery by joining the Percussive Arts Society today. You’ll join a global community of thousands of other dedicated percussionists, drummers, music educators, and students committed to pursuing knowledge, enhancing their technique, and supporting each other. Become a Member…

Michael Burritt – PASIC 2012

Keyboard Showcase Concert . . . Subscribe to continue reading Continue your percussion discovery by joining the Percussive Arts Society today. You’ll join a global community of thousands of other dedicated percussionists, drummers, music educators, and students committed to pursuing knowledge, enhancing their technique, and supporting each other. Become a Member OR Already a member?…

Joe Locke/Keezer Group – PASIC 2012

After the award winning album “Live in Seattle” (Origin, 2006), the foursome of vibist Joe Locke, pianist Geoffrey Keezer, bassist Mike Pope, and drummer Terreon Gully have recently reunited to record the long awaited follow up, “Signing,” finding the group more mature without losing any of the incendiary chemistry that defined its debut. A balance…