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National Opera Molds Wagner’s ‘Ring’ to Fit American Myths - New York Times

This is an interesting take on Wagner’s Ring cycle.
National Opera Molds Wagner’s ‘Ring’ to Fit American Myths - New York Times

IRIS Chamber Orchestra this weekend

I will be playing this weekend in Memphis with the IRIS Chamber Orchestra. We are playing:
Huang Ruo: IRIS commissioned piece(world premiere)Barber: Dover BeachGene Scheer: Song cycle from “Voices from World War II”Vaughan Williams: Symphony No. 5
The soloist for this cycle is baritone Nathan Gunn. He has performed with the Metropolitan Opera, San [...]

Chicago Classical Music Calendar Highlights

Here are some interesting performances to check out this weekend:Old St. Patrick’s Siamsa Na NgaelSymphony Center, Fri. 3/17The performance will take place at the Symphony Center and will also feature the Metropolis Symphony Orchestra, Old St. Patrick’s concert choir, and Irish instrumentalists and dancers. General admission tickets range from $25 to $55 and can be [...]

Andrew Anderson Recital Showcase

Andrew Anderson is a member of the Lyric Opera of Chicago and the Grant Park Symphony Orchestra. He is also a member of the double bass faculty at Roosevelt University.
Visit Contrabass Conversations to hear interviews with Andy Anderson about life as a double bassist.
Click the player to listen, and click the title (right-click and [...]

MySpace Double Bassist Archive

Here is a list (updated regularly) of double bassists on MySpace. Please e-mail me if you would like to me included on the list, or you can always become my friend on MySpace (my name is jasonheathbasspage, which is about as lame as one can get:

MySpace Double Bassist Archive
Aren - Kendallville, IN bassist
Artemis - [...]

John Grillo Recital Showcase

 
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John started playing Double Bass at the age of 11. He attended The Julliard School during high school and was a scholarship student at Indiana University School of Music in Bloomington, Indiana where he studied with Lawrence Hurst. After graduating from IU, he attended the Manhattan School of Music completing his Masters Degree with Timothy [...]

Der Rosenkavalier

I will be playing in the orchestra for the Lyric Opera’s production of Der Rosenkavalier through March. Come see it if you can!

Index of Bass Blog Articles, Essays, and Stories

Articles by Jason Heath:
Road Warrior Without an Expense Account - This series chronicles my experiences as a freelance musician and offers thoughts and observations on the classical music orchestral business in general. Although focused on classical musicians and freelance musicians in general, much of the discussion has relevance to musicians from all disciplines. [...]

Bassfest 2006 Updates

Finale RecitalThe finale recital is a short concert played by all the faculty of the Bassfest. We combine in all sorts of fun groupings–solos, duets, trios, quartets, and quintets–to bring the Bassfest to a close.Parents
All parents are welcome to stay for the whole day and sit in on any classes they like (no charge–just [...]

Bass Blog Music Links

Welcome to the bass blog links page. Feel free to add a comment or e-mail me to suggest more links.
For audio content, please visit my audio page or check out my podcast.
For MP3 practice tracks, orchestral excerpts, MP3 scales, etc, visit my downloads page.
For interesting bass and music videos, check out my video resources [...]

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