You’ve almost certainly encountered Michael Thurber’s work in the past. Michael co-founded the incredibly popular YouTube channel CDZA, producing videos like Story of the Bass. Michael went on to play bass on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and he is now composing critically acclaimed music for the Royal Shakespeare Company, hosting his Thurber Theater,… Continue reading 539: Michael Thurber on endless possibilities
Category: Podcast
538: Marco Panascia
When I put out a call for interview requests for my New York City trip, Marco Panascia was one of the most-requested bassists. In fact, Marco has been requested as a guest many times over the years, and he and I have also talked about doing an interview for the past few years. Being able… Continue reading 538: Marco Panascia
537: ISB – State of the Union
We’re talking with International Society of Bassists President Nicholas Walker about new directions for the organization. A lot has been happening behind the scenes at the ISB, and I’ve been privileged to be on the board and a part of these restructuring. We dig into this and much more in today’s conversation. Below… Continue reading 537: ISB – State of the Union
536: South African Double Bass Course
I spoke with South African double bassist Zanelle Britz about her launching of the first ever double bass course in South Africa, which will take place December 9-12, 2018 in Cape Town. Learn more about the event and donate to support it at: givengain.com/cc/doublebass. More about the South African Double Bass Course (from their website):… Continue reading 536: South African Double Bass Course
535: Lisle Atkinson and Jazz legends
When Jay Starkes of the Neo Bass Ensemble called me up to let me know about an upcoming performance, I knew that I had to check out this group. Lisle Atkinson, the group’s founder, has been on the Jazz scene in New York for decades and has played with some of the biggest names in… Continue reading 535: Lisle Atkinson and Jazz legends