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Francois Rabbath’s bow arm – a close look

Thanks to Lloyd Goldstein for this video! The Bow Arm that changed the world! The Bow Arm that changed the world!!! Maestro Francois Rabbath filmed at The ISB Convention 2017, Ithaca. Share the Love!!! ?? Posted by Lloyd Goldstein on Saturday, June 10,...

The Bass Etudes Interviews – Larry Hurst

This is the third interview of a series of interviews conducted by Andrew Kohn. Andrew is the Professor of String Bass at West Virginia University, is a member of the Pittsburgh Opera and Ballet Theatre Orchestras, and is an active soloist. Lawrence Hurst began...

Fundamentals of Double Bass Technique: Part 7 – Scales

Previous: Part 6 – The “Daily Dozen” You can download this entire series as an eBook, and you can learn more about double bass technique on our weekly podcast Contrabass Conversations! Part 7 – Scales I’m often asked about what scales to learn...

Fundamentals of Double Bass Technique: Part 6 – The “Daily Dozen”

Previous: Part 5 – Articulations You can download this entire series as an eBook, and you can learn more about double bass technique on our weekly podcast Contrabass Conversations! Part 6 – The “Daily Dozen” I think of the exercises in this...

Fundamentals of Double Bass Technique: Part 5 – Articulations

Previous: Part 4 – Making Connections You can download this entire series as an eBook, and you can learn more about double bass technique on our weekly podcast Contrabass Conversations! Part 5 – Articulations George Vance includes articulations from the...

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