Jon Liebman has led a varied and prolific career through the music world, and a lot has changed about his website For Bass Players Only since we last chatted for the podcast. We talk about how Jon has consolidated his offerings into a single site, how he has restructured his interviews for the site, his… Continue reading 729: Jon Liebman on developing For Bass Players Only
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728: Ian Allison on finding his niche
Ian Allison has been going all in on Instagram these past few years, and he has been inspiring countless people in the process. As the bassist for Eric Hutchinson and a seasoned veteran in the industry, Ian has been working to connect and educate through Instagram, and the results have been incredible. We talk about… Continue reading 728: Ian Allison on finding his niche
727: Alyssa Peterson on launching a podcast
Alyssa Peterson has had quite the freshman year. She hails from La Crosse, Wisconsin and has spent the past year at New England Conservatory, where she launched a podcast called Something to Consider: College Edition. We talk about how crazy her first year of school has been with the pandemic, her goals for starting the… Continue reading 727: Alyssa Peterson on launching a podcast
726: Jason Haahiem on how to actually improve
Jason Haaheim’s path to his current position as principal timpanist of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra is unconventional and inspiring. He didn’t go to music school, instead working for 10 years as an engineer and researcher for a Chicago-based nanotechnology startup. Through the principles of deliberate practice, Jason set out on a long journey of continual… Continue reading 726: Jason Haahiem on how to actually improve
725: Richard Myron on early music
Brooklyn native Richard Myron has spent his professional life in Europe working in the early music world. Currently residing in Paris, Richard is professor of contrabass and chamber music in the early music department of the CRR de Paris and the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Music de Paris. He is also a founding member… Continue reading 725: Richard Myron on early music