Kristin Zoernig is one of the country’s most in-demand early music double bassists. In addition to being the bassist for the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, Kristin performs with the American Bach Soloists, Oregon Bach Festival, Cantata Collective, and a wide range of other ensembles. Kristin and I got together in person in Oakland, California to talk… Continue reading 526: Kristin Zoernig on early music
Category: Early Bass
350: Heather Miller Lardin’s early and modern music explorations
Heather Miller Lardin leads a diverse career performing and teaching on historical and modern double basses and viola da gamba. Heather is also the editor of Bass World’s column ‘Rumblings’ and directs the Temple University Early Music Ensemble.
321: John Feeney on gut strings, the 8 foot register, and the real history of the bass
It was such a pleasure to sit down and chat with John Feeney for this episode. As principal double bass of the American Classical Orchestra and the Orchestra of St. Luke’s, John has created an extraordinary career for himself.
313: Tracy Rowell on sound, balance, and teaching
217: Jerry Fuller on early music, creativity, and business world lessons
Today’s episode features double bassist Jerry Fuller. I’ve known Jerry for well over a decade at this point and have found him to be such an interesting person. Jerry is best known in the music world for his work in period performance—in fact, he won an award for historically informed performance from the International Society of Bassists… Continue reading 217: Jerry Fuller on early music, creativity, and business world lessons