Ebb Tide was a pop song from 1953 by composer Robert Maxwell and Lyricist Carl Sigman. The original versions of the piece was performed by Vic Damone and Richard Hayman’s orchestra. There has been many different versions over the years from the widely popular version by the Righteous Brothers, Frank Sinatra and many more. This version is based on the Barbershop quartet recording by Tim Waurick, adapted for marimba by Chandler Beaugrand.
The solo is medium in difficulty, but allows the performer to explore a wide range of roll techniques and musicality.
Ebb Tide was a pop song from 1953 by composer Robert Maxwell and Lyricist Carl Sigman. The original versions of the piece was performed by Vic Damone and Richard Hayman’s orchestra. There has been many different versions over the years from the widely popular version by the Righteous Brothers, Frank Sinatra and many more. This version is based on the Barbershop quartet recording by Tim Waurick, adapted for marimba by Chandler Beaugrand.
The solo is medium in difficulty, but allows the performer to explore a wide range of roll techniques and musicality.
