Today’s episode features the following past podcast guests on the topic of working with the jazz greats: Brian Bromberg – jazz bass legend Chuck Israels – jazz bass legend Frank Proto – bassist and composer Gary Peacock – jazz bass legend Gene Perla – jazz bassist and music business expert Jeff Denson – California Jazz… Continue reading 676: Working With the Jazz Greats
Category: Highlights from past podcasts
675: Improv and Learning in Jazz
Today’s episode features the following past podcast guests on the topics of improvisation and learning in jazz: Adam Booker – Appalachian State University Alexis Cuadrado – NYC jazz bassist Ben Robertson – Melbourne jazz bassist Bernard O’Neill – European jazz bassist and composer Charley Sabatino – New York jazz bassist and educator Chuck Israels –… Continue reading 675: Improv and Learning in Jazz
674: Developing Your Sound
Today’s episode features the following past podcast guests on the topic of developing your sound: Christine Hoock – German bassist and pedagogue Dan Styffe – Oslo Philharmonic David Allen Moore – LA Phil David Murray – Butler University Ethan Jodziewicz – newgrass artist James VanDemark – Eastman School of Music Mark Dresser – University of… Continue reading 674: Developing Your Sound
673: What Makes a Teacher Great?
Today’s episode features the following past podcast guests on the topic of what makes a teacher great: George Amorim – University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Caroline Emery – renowned UK bass teacher Bob Phillips – clinician and educator Paul Ellison – Rice University Guy Tuneh – soloist and chamber musician Lawrence Hurst – professor… Continue reading 673: What Makes a Teacher Great?
655: A look back at 2019
Today’s episode is a quick look back at 2019 in terms of travel, interviews, highlights, and most popular episodes. Enjoy! Listen to Contrabass Conversations with our free app for iOS, Android, and Kindle! Contrabass Conversations is sponsored by: D’Addario Strings This episode is brought to you by D’Addario Strings! Check out their Zyex strings, which are… Continue reading 655: A look back at 2019