974: About George Bornoff with Jacob Dakon

This episode features a guest lecture with Jacob M. Dakon, the Associate Professor and Area Coordinator of Music Education at the University of Kansas, Division of Music Education and Music Therapy, detailing the life, history, and impact of esteemed string pedagogue Dr. George Bornoff. Enjoy, and check out the accompanying YouTube video along with my… Continue reading 974: About George Bornoff with Jacob Dakon

972: Exploring the universe of double bass harmonics

Kyle Motl recently released a book titled Bells Plucked from the Air – a guide to (mostly) pizzicato harmonic techniques for the double bass.  I put out a YouTube review of the book and demonstrated the techniques, and this podcast dig deeper into the cool world of harmonics on the bass.  Enjoy! Subscribe to the… Continue reading 972: Exploring the universe of double bass harmonics

971: Dan Carson on his path to the Chicago Symphony bass section

Daniel Carson is the most recent addition to the Chicago Symphony bass section.  Dan and I chatted in 2018 about his journey thus far, and today we dig into his audition process, lessons learned during his studies with David Allen Moore, and much more.  Enjoy! Subscribe to the podcast to get these interviews delivered to… Continue reading 971: Dan Carson on his path to the Chicago Symphony bass section

970: Four winter bass events you should know about

Winter can be a slow time of year, with treacherous weather making double bass travel tough. Fortunately, there are several vibrant double bass events that make this season a time of learning and community. Here are four upcoming events that are great for students, professionals, amateurs, and anyone interested in the bass. You can check… Continue reading 970: Four winter bass events you should know about