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- Percussive Arts Society International Convention 2006
- Ed Saindon performing solo vibraphone from his clinic at PASIC on November 9th, 2006 in Austin, Texas.
The clinic was on "solo vibraphone playing" and covered concepts on solo vibraphone performance as well as technique and the overall development of sound on the instrument.
For further information on this clinic, please go to the music
education/articles section of this website. For more video footage of this clinic, please go to the
music education/video lessons section of
this website.
- "Jitterbug Waltz"
- Ed Saindon performing "Jitterbug Waltz" at the Press Room in Portsmouth, NH on August 8th, 2004 along with Jon Wheatley on guitar, Jim Howe on bass and Les Harris Jr. on drums..
- Percussion Week Concert 2004
- Ed Saindon performing songs from a concert on April 1, 2004 in Boston. The concert was part of Percussion Week at Berklee College of Music and was a tribute to Gary Burton presented for Gary’s retirement from the college. The band features Larry Baione on guitar, David Clark on bass and Ron Savage on drums.
- Percussion Week Concert 2005
- Ed Saindon performing songs from a concert on June 30th, 2006. The
concert was part of Percussion Week at Berklee College of Music. The
band featured Ed Saindon on vibes, Herb Pomeroy on trumpet, Mick
Goodrick on guitar and David Clark on bass.
- Percussion Week Concert 2006
- June 28th, 2006 concert at Berklee College of Music which was presented as part of Percussion week at the college. The concert featured Ed Saindon on vibraphone, marimba, piano and drums - Matt Marvuglio on flute - David Clark on bass - Bob Tamagni on drums.
- Zurich, Switzerland, March 14th, 2005
- Natalie Dietrich and myself performing at The Music Conservatory in Zurich, Switzerland on March 14th, 2005. Natalie was studying with me at Berklee College of Music in Boston and had arranged for us to perform at the conservatory where she was from. We had a great time rehearsing at Berklee during the semester and the concert turned out very well. Most of the compositions are my originals including Corina and Werner which I wrote for Natalie’s parents. The hall was beautiful. You can tell by the recording, the sound was extremely live.
Mallets in Motion is the name of the vibe and marimba duo. The blending of the vibes and marimba makes for a wonderful sound. Duo playing is my favorite format for playing. The communication and interaction is so direct and responsive with two players versus a group.
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