It was a real pleasure having Sydney bassist Elsen Price back on the podcast to talk about his recent projects. Elsen was been up to a lot just before the global pandemic hit, including: a world tour throughout Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and the UK his solo album Descent of the Free (ABC Jazz/ Universal)… Continue reading 692: Elsen Price on diverse projects
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691: Hugh Sung on online teaching
When I saw a couple recent projects that Hugh Sung had been working on since the pandemic hit, I knew that I had to have him back on the podcast and talk through what he was doing. Hugh Sung is one of the most creative people I know when it comes to harnessing the power… Continue reading 691: Hugh Sung on online teaching
690: Morgan Daly of ContraCover
It was an absolute pleasure having Morgan Daly on the podcast! In addition to a busy performing life, active teaching schedule, and working for the education program for the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Morgan has created a really cool product called the ContraCover. We talk about all the features of this cool bass cover, moments when… Continue reading 690: Morgan Daly of ContraCover
689: Dmitry Gorodetsky on reinventing himself
We’re featuring Dmitry Gorodetsky on today’s podcast. Dmitry has been on the road constantly since moving to LA a little over 4 years ago, working with Charlie Puth and many other artists. Recently, his work has shifted more toward studio work, and he has been transforming himself into an artist working on dates for film,… Continue reading 689: Dmitry Gorodetsky on reinventing himself
688: Christian Fabian on a life in jazz
Today we’re featuring Christian Fabian, the longtime bassist for the Lionel Hampton Big Band. We spent some time in person together during the 2020 Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival. Born in Sweden and raised in Germany, Christian attended Berklee College of Music on a full scholarship. Through Brian Bromberg, one of his early mentors, Christian became… Continue reading 688: Christian Fabian on a life in jazz