Contrabass Conversations and the Double Bass Blog are beginning a new series on early bass performers. It will highlight many different perspectives on early bass/ violone performance. We hope that you will enjoy these interviews and glean a good deal of information from our esteemed guests.
Hi everyone, Peter Tambroni here for some quick tips to avoid practice burnout. We all... Read More »
Folks out there may already be familiar with Animusic videos–they’ve been around for many years.... Read More »
Grant Park Symphony and Northern Illinois University bass professor John Floeter... Read More »
Doublebassblog.org contributor Vito Liuzzi performs the Romanza Drammatica... Read More »
Hi everyone, Pete Tambroni here for a quick teaching tip. I find when I teach German bow, the frog often slips... Read More »
Folks out there may already be familiar with Animusic videos–they’ve been around for many... Read More »
I get really sick of shelling out $20 or $30 (or more!) for parking every time I play a gig. Add in expensive... Read More »
Hello fellow bassists and educators, Peter Tambroni here from MostlyBass.com. Jason... Read More »
(by Jeff Weisner; crossposted from PBDB) Last year, I did some posts about... Read More »
Regular contributor to doublebassblog.org Vito Liuzzi performs a fantasy on tunes by The Beatles: Vito... Read More »
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Feb 4th, 2008 at 6:05 am
[...] Doublebassblog.org actually has a subsection of the site devoted to early music. It is managed by gambist and bassist Phillip Serna (also a regular Contrabass Conversations collaborator) and can be found at doublebassblog.org/features/early-bass. [...]