April 2006 – Page 23 – Jason Heath's Double Bass Blog

San Francisco Conservatory moving into New Digs

This is good news for the San Francisco Conservatory.ebar.com | The Bay Area Reporter Online

Are Music Schools Selling a Fantasy?

This is an interesting article, and I certainly have some thoughts on this matter. The short answer is nom music schools are not selling a fantasy–at least not any more than any drama, philosophy, or creative writing program–but I’ll try to write...

Humidity and the bass

How much humidity is too much for a double bass? How much is too little? Do I need Dampits? Do I need to run humidifiers in the house? How about in the summer? Do I need a dehumidifier?These are question every bass owner asks, and the answers are not really that...

Yundi Li – Review – Classical Music – New York Times

Kieran Hebden and Steve Reid Explore Rhythm at Mercury Lounge – New York Times

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