825: Wabass Institute 2021 – a look back

This short episode features a look at the 2021 Wabass Institute, with short interviews from faculty members Ranaan Meyer, Eric Larson, and Hal Robinson.  Enjoy, and you can also check out this video for a deep-dive at this year’s event. Subscribe to the podcast to get these interviews delivered to you automatically! Check out our… Continue reading 825: Wabass Institute 2021 – a look back

822: Nick Tsiavos on his bass universe

Nick Tsiavos recently put out a new solo album titled Maps for Losing Oneself to considerable critical acclaim.  We dig into the inspiration behind this latest solo album, what the pandemic has been like for him, the influence of Francois Rabbath and Barre Phillips on his music path, and much more. Enjoy, and be sure… Continue reading 822: Nick Tsiavos on his bass universe

821: Isaline Leloup on 18th Century Viennese Bass Music

Isaline Leloup has recently released an album of 18th Century Viennese Bass Music.  We talk about how she got into historical performance, the inspiration behind the album, what it was like to record it, and much more. You can also learn more about her concert An Afternoon in Vienna here. Enjoy, and be sure to… Continue reading 821: Isaline Leloup on 18th Century Viennese Bass Music

820: Rodney Jordan and Christian Fabian on Conversations

Rodney Jordan and Christian Fabian have recently released a new album of bass duos called Conversations.  We chat about the idea behind this album, what it was like putting it together, and much more. Enjoy, and be sure to check out Conversations on Spotify, Apple Music, and wherever you listen to music! Subscribe to the… Continue reading 820: Rodney Jordan and Christian Fabian on Conversations