You and Eric Sammut are making marimba my new favorite instrument. After watching this performance, I started looking at more of the great performances on CZcams and I simply had no idea how large a repertoire of really wonderful modern compositions for marimba there is. I'm excited to start exploring this whole new world - thanks for the introduction!
I have stopped playing marimba for about 3 years now because of work. I quit before I fully mastered that piece. You just gave me the will to play again. Thank you for this beautiful moment :)
Truly one of the most beautiful marimba performances I've seen to date! You moved so elegantly and the sound was so rich and full. The piece itself was magnificently scored and kept me engaged throughout, both melodically and rhythmically. I particularly appreciated your facial expressions because they added to the overall feel of the piece. Truly outstanding, and it makes me want to work even harder to be the best percussionist I can be. Thank you.
I'd just like to say that ever since I have found your rendition of Cameleon, I have been completely obsessed with the piece and your playing. I believe this was not played better by anyone else I have ever seen, and you are my favorite marimba player.
I think you did an amazing job I'm playing this piece for my UIL competition and I use this video to critique my sound and etc so thanks so much for posting this
+yumon king - it is an important feedback for me. I believe this is how people should use the web - to inspire and to be inspired and to apreciate art and the ones who do it. Thank you.
Wonderful, wonderful performance. Beautifully played and beautifully shot. The grain in the wood seen from above - incredible music coming through this beautiful organic medium. To me, this is what it's all about! Thank you so much!
Ohh this makes me want to play again so bad. Havent had the opportunity since leaving highschool. Never got to finish learning this piece. Some day maybe. This sounded gorgeous, very well controlled
moreausylvain I have seen your projects. Great work! and thanks for your comment. About the video - i agree -Mr. Aljosha Hofmann did a great job. About the possibility of making a good sound - i have to thank also Bergerault.
@@rylie0812 Hi, no, that was a set of ES 16. But now I´d play it with heavier mallets, because it is less work for me. I drop the mallets more. If you have any questions about it, feel free to email me and I would get into more detail.
You and Eric Sammut are making marimba my new favorite instrument. After watching this performance, I started looking at more of the great performances on CZcams and I simply had no idea how large a repertoire of really wonderful modern compositions for marimba there is. I'm excited to start exploring this whole new world - thanks for the introduction!
I have stopped playing marimba for about 3 years now because of work. I quit before I fully mastered that piece. You just gave me the will to play again. Thank you for this beautiful moment :)
I feel honored. Thank you for that comment! I wish you a good "restart". Thank you very much.
Thank you all for your beautiful comments. I appreciate that very much!
Sammut is a wonderful composer but I don't think I've seen anything by him done that passionately before. I felt the music. And THAT is music.
Dear Brian, thank you very much for your comment.
Great job at making this look so seamless and relaxed, it's like you're not even trying at all. Amazing musicality and artistry.
+Jacob Keizer I am happy to read what is for me important to perform. Thanks for your observation. Thanks for your words..
Truly one of the most beautiful marimba performances I've seen to date! You moved so elegantly and the sound was so rich and full. The piece itself was magnificently scored and kept me engaged throughout, both melodically and rhythmically. I particularly appreciated your facial expressions because they added to the overall feel of the piece. Truly outstanding, and it makes me want to work even harder to be the best percussionist I can be. Thank you.
Luke Moyta - thank you for your words. Best wishes for your plans!
I'd just like to say that ever since I have found your rendition of Cameleon, I have been completely obsessed with the piece and your playing. I believe this was not played better by anyone else I have ever seen, and you are my favorite marimba player.
Great Pacing and sensitivity!
Nice flow on the marimba! Especially in 2:45! Such looseness and free...! Excellent job! :)
gorgeous! Can't wait to get my new Bergerault Marimba...hope to meet you some day...all the best
I think you did an amazing job I'm playing this piece for my UIL competition and I use this video to critique my sound and etc so thanks so much for posting this
+yumon king - it is an important feedback for me. I believe this is how people should use the web - to inspire and to be inspired and to apreciate art and the ones who do it. Thank you.
Beautiful photography! And of course, beautiful performance.
Wonderful, wonderful performance. Beautifully played and beautifully shot. The grain in the wood seen from above - incredible music coming through this beautiful organic medium. To me, this is what it's all about! Thank you so much!
Bravissima Francesca!
Thank you Giovanni.
Ohh this makes me want to play again so bad. Havent had the opportunity since leaving highschool. Never got to finish learning this piece. Some day maybe. This sounded gorgeous, very well controlled
1:57 That was amazing sounding
This is awesome.Really beautiful,technical,musical,dynamics,lines, thanks for sharing this !!
thx for that wonderful playing + video + sound
moreausylvain I have seen your projects. Great work! and thanks for your comment. About the video - i agree -Mr. Aljosha Hofmann did a great job. About the possibility of making a good sound - i have to thank also Bergerault.
Absolutely!
very nice triple laterals!
Eccezionale! Come sempre!!! :)
Splendida esecuzione!
Beautiful playing!
Dear David, thank you very much! My best wishes to you!
this is so good, i mean great...staging sound performance, excellent, thank you
Bravissima Francesca!! un abbraccio!
Thank you very much for this very kind comment!
Wow! Bravissima! Sangue non mente....A presto! :)
Fantastic!
The Mallets I used were the Eric Sammut Series "ES 16"
No ES12 in bass mallet?
@@rylie0812 Hi, no, that was a set of ES 16. But now I´d play it with heavier mallets, because it is less work for me. I drop the mallets more. If you have any questions about it, feel free to email me and I would get into more detail.
Anyone else feel like clapping after watching that?
Amazing phrasing! Very nice job. I am learning this piece at the moment.
Take care
Really enjoy your playing
incredible!
Bravissima!
this is like all four rotations combined into one. it's gorgeous, but god, sammut has a style and he sticks with it, huh
triple lat swag
If replaced keiko stick I would like to ask what kind of hardness of the stick for
How long did it take you to learn this?
What mallets and in what order are you using?
Great! which mallet do you use in the piece?
Juana Castro
Thanks. I took the Eric Sammut "ES 16" from mostlymarimba to record the video.
what is that mallet ?
You oughta change the search tags to "Chameleon" instead of the "e" with the accent.