Author: Trevor Jones

1101: Lorraine Campet on her new album “Ames soeurs”

Lorraine Campet is recognized as one of the most talented double bassists of her generation. A passionate musician who embraces her profession fully, she thrives equally in chamber music, orchestral performance, and sharing her passion for the violin and double bass. She recently released her debut album Ames soeurs, which has garnered critical acclaim. We… Continue reading 1101: Lorraine Campet on her new album “Ames soeurs”

1099: Xavier Foley in San Francisco!

Acclaimed double bassist and composer Xavier Foley recently made his recital debut at Davies Symphony Hall in San Francisco. During his visit, he generously made time to chat for the podcast and brought his bass along to perform. In this episode, we explore Xavier’s background, compositional process, and much more. Watch the video version on… Continue reading 1099: Xavier Foley in San Francisco!

1098: Kate Jones on her new double bass pedagogy book

Double bassist and educator Kate Jones has just published her first book. Titled “Scotland Through the (St)Ages,” this resource explores the concept of deep review through a familiar and simple tune—presenting 84 variations on the classic melody “Scotland’s Burning.” We explore the inspiration behind this book, the creative process of putting it together, and how… Continue reading 1098: Kate Jones on her new double bass pedagogy book

1097: Katie Thiroux on her new solo album

Katie Thiroux recently released “Always but Never Alone,” her first solo album featuring voice and bass. This intimate recording explores a wide array of genres through creative and diverse arrangements. We delve into the story behind the album, motherhood, and much more in this episode. Enjoy, and be sure to check out “Always but Never… Continue reading 1097: Katie Thiroux on her new solo album