New event calendar for doublebassblog.org – add your events here!


After receiving several requests for this feature, we have added an international calendar of double bass events, with detailed information, dates, links, and the like for each event. Feel free to submit any events you’ve got coming up and we’ll list them here. There’s a form at the bottom of the page, or you can e-mail jasonheath@doublebassblog.org to get that information listed. Photos, videos, links, and the like are all welcome and will be rolled into the listing. Any event is fine, including master classes, recitals, concerts, festivals, and the like.

We’re also in the midst of revamping the luthier directory. This will include a similar submission feature. We’ve now got the following resources available here on doublebassblog.org:

…plus many, many more resources tucked away in various nooks and crannies of the blog. Hopefully, this blog will continue to turn into your one-stop-shop for all things double bass, and we welcome any ideas on new features and resources!

January 13, 2008 · Filed Under bass, events

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