Weekly Wrap-Up


This week marked the launch of Bass Musician Magazine, a new publication available at www.bass-musician-magazine.com, and one in which Contrabass Conversations will be a regular feature. Check it out!
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We released the next part of the Basses, Planes, Trains, and Automobiles featuring tales of woe regarding plane travel. This is the first in an extended series on double bass plane travel on the blog, so stay tuned for more of this content.

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This week we featured music educator Peter Tambroni on Contrabass Conversations. This episode was a lot of fun to put together, and is should prove to be a valuable resource for bassists everywhere. Check out the episode here.

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Keeping with the travel theme for the week, we also put out a double bass flight experiences survey this week. If you haven’t taken the survey yet, please check it out and add your data to this project.

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If you are looking for double bass sheet music, please check out the Bass Blog Sheet Music Store. We will be expanding this section of the blog to include double bass wheels, stands, cases, and other accessories, all with brief reviews of the gear offered.

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Here is a summary of this week’s posting:

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