Song 3 – Jason and Geoff – Electronic Music Jam – Dec. 27th 2011

A live jam / electronic music performance.

Electronic Drums – Jason K. youtube.com/jasonknightfilms

Korg MS2000B synth – Geoff P. geoffmobile.com

Here Geoff and Jason do an improvised jam recorded in Jason’s living room. Recorded on December 27th 2011 in Vancouver BC Canada.

Free MP3 download of this jam:
gpeters.com/tracks/jason%20geoff%20electronic/

Recorded with a Sony ICD-SX712 and processed with Audacity and Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5.

Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas jazz trio family jam 2011

a video of myself, my dad, and my brother performing “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” in a jazzy style.

Recorded on December 25th 2011 in Delta, BC, Canada.

Neil Peters – tenor saxophone
B. Peters – drums
Geoff Peters – piano

The piano we used is a Steinway Grand that was made in the 1960’s. We are so lucky to have this amazing instrument in our family! It is an honor to be able to share it with you. :)

Please check out some of our other vids, and remember to support live music in your community too!!

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http;//gpeters.com

Technical notes:
Audio Recorded on a Sony ICD-SX712 in uncompressed 44.1khz 16 bit WAV, using the built-in microphones on the unit. Audio was processed “mastered?” using Audacity (free program).

Video recorded with a Sony Cybershot DSC-HX7V in full HD 1080i 60i 24MB/s, daylight white balance.

Video was synced with audio using Pluraleyes by Singular Software, and edited using Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 (both fully licensed / legal copy). Computer used was a Windows 7 Dell PC (Intel i7 and USB 3.0 for a faster workflow). No color correction was done to this video.

Thanks for watching!! See you next time :)

This has been a Birds in the House Production.
Please visit them at: birdsinthehouse.com

(c) 2011 Geoff Peters

O Christmas Tree jazz trio – Geoff Peters and family 2011

a video of myself, my dad, and my brother performing O Christmas Tree (1800s German “O Tannenbaum” tr. “O Fir Tree”) in a jazzy style.

Recorded on December 25th 2011 in Delta, BC, Canada.

Neil Peters – tenor saxophone
B. Peters – drums
Geoff Peters – piano

The piano we used is a Steinway Grand that was made in the 1960’s. We are so lucky to have this amazing instrument in our family! It is an honor to be able to share it with you. :)

Please check out some of our other vids on our channel, please subscribe, and remember to support live music in your own community too!!

Find me on iTunes:

or on CDBaby:
www.cdbaby.com/cd/geoffpeterstrio

and more free jazz music from me is on my band’s website at:
gpeters.com

Technical notes:
Audio Recorded on a Sony ICD-SX712 in uncompressed 44.1khz 16 bit WAV, using the built-in microphones on the unit. Audio was processed “mastered?” using Audacity (free program).

Video recorded with a Sony Cybershot DSC-HX7V in full HD 1080i 60i 24MB/s, daylight white balance.

Video was synced with audio using Pluraleyes by Singular Software, and edited using Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 (both fully licensed / legal copy). Computer used was a Windows 7 Dell PC (Intel i7 and USB 3.0 for a faster workflow). No color correction was done to this video.

Thanks for watching!! See you next time :)

This has been a Birds in the House Production.
Please visit them at: birdsinthehouse.com

(c) 2011 Geoff Peters

Christmas Piano Podcast 2011 by Geoff Peters

Join Geoff Peters ( gpeters.com ) for some “tinkling of the ivories” on Christmas Day 2011. Geoff improvises and doodles on the Christmas Song while his family enjoys the festivities at their home on Christmas morning, in British Columbia, Canada.

The piano is a beautiful Steinway grand that was purchased by my grandfather in the 1960’s (made in New York). I am so lucky to have this piano in our family.

Merry Holidays and Ho Ho Ho Happy New Year to everyone!!!

Love and kisses,
Geoff

Recorded on a Sony ICD-SX712 using the built-in microphones, and audio was processed (mastered?) in Audacity on a Windows Dell PC.