Peter Tambroni’s great work on MostlyBass.com


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Bassist, educator, and former Contrabass Conversations guest Peter Tambroni continues to put out informative and engaging posts on his blog MostlyBass.com. Pete is also a contributor for doublebassblog.org, and he and I work together frequently here in metro Chicago.

New Fun Stuff From Pete

Pete’s put out several posts that have caught my attention recently, including:

-Dusty Links – Classic informative links about the double bass from Lawrence Hurst, Hans Sturm, and others.

-Current Trajectory – The path you’re on isn’t necessarily the path on which you’ll remain…

Turbo Tune – Pete shows off photos of his latest tuning gadget.

Public school audition rant – Learn about Pete’s thoughts on required repertoire for high schoolers.

If you haven’t done so before, be sure to check Pete out on Contrabass Conversations–he was a brilliant podcast guest!

April 20, 2009 · Filed Under bass, blogging

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