Stephen Tramontozzi has recently released a new album titled Home Bass. We talk about the concept behind this new album, how this project differed for his first album Walkabout, picking repertoire, his “album a year” project, and much more. Enjoy, and check out this new album from Steve on Spotify, Apple Music, and his website!… Continue reading 857: Steve Tramontozzi on Home Bass
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856: Peter Seymour on teaching the modern bassist
Peter Seymour is the co-founder of PROJECT Trio and recently joined the double bass faculty of the Longy School of Music of Bard College. We talk about Peter’s approach to bass teaching, how he prepares students for a diverse set of career options, his journey through the music world, his Carnival of the Animals “pandemic… Continue reading 856: Peter Seymour on teaching the modern bassist
855: Nicole Melrose on early bass pedagogy
Nicole Melrose is the founder of StringRise and has created the world’s first buildable Bass Kit for students. We talk about the story behind these kits, her video with Kate Jones demonstrating how it works, providing access to the bass for more students, and much more. Be sure to check out the StringRise website to… Continue reading 855: Nicole Melrose on early bass pedagogy
854: Cole Davis on jazz career development
Cole Davis recently released a solo bass album titled Contrabass. He won the Ron Carter Bass Competition in 2017 and was named a “Future Jazz Master” by National Endowment of the Arts in 2018. We talk about this new album, Cole’s journey through the jazz world, his impressive artistic output, and much more. Cole also… Continue reading 854: Cole Davis on jazz career development
853: Alberto Bocini on Bottesini
Alberto Bocini recently released Mi caro Bottesini with pianist Alessandra Ammara. We talk about this new album, the history of The Bass Gang, Alberto’s plans for a tour with Ottava Imports, and much more. Enjoy, and be sure to check out Alberto’s new album on Spotify and Apple Music! Subscribe to the podcast to get… Continue reading 853: Alberto Bocini on Bottesini