Here’s the latest installment in my Musical Innovators series! If you have an idea for someone that I should feature in this series, send me an email at doublebassblog@mac.com. Innovator No. 1 – Eric “Mixerman” Sarafin A few years ago, I got deeply into writing...
My wife and I were taking a stroll through Golden Gate Park one sunny morning, forking back and forth on the running paths that line the hilly landscape. As we ascended a hill by Fushsia Dell, we noticed a man laying under a grove of trees. He was dressed...
This story has been reported widely already, but 87-year-old Atlanta Symphony bassist Jane Little passed away this month after performing with the Atlanta Symphony for more than 71 years. She collapsed during the encore of a concert. The 4’ 11” bassist was recognized...
Here’s the latest installment in my Musical Innovators series! If you have an idea for someone that I should feature in this series, send me an email at doublebassblog@mac.com. Innovator No. 1 – Brandon Pearce Music Teacher’s Helper founder I discovered Brandon...
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