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Carmine Laino performs Hoffmeister

This video is a little grainy and slightly out of sync, but it features great bass playing and allows for folks who are unfamiliar with the Hoffmeister Concerto No. 1 to give it a listen. Carmine Laino plays the double bass with Pierfrancesco Borrelli accompanying...

Resources for the Double Bassist

This is a portal to all of the double bass resources listed on this blog. There is a lot of information on this blog (as well as a lot of MP3 and PDF downloads), and clicking around will lead to even more information than is listed here. This should get you started,...

Boguslaw Furtok plays Franck Violin Sonata

Here is an excerpt of the fabulous Boguslaw Furtok playing an excerpt from the last movement of the Cesar Franck Violin Sonata in A. Ewa Warykiewicz is accompanying on piano, and you’ll be seeing more of this great player on the blog in the near future. To see...

Czardas performed by Maxim Vengerov, Roman Patkolo, and Jan Jirmasek

This is a great video of Monti’s Czardas by double bassist Roman Patkolo (with Jan Jirmasek accompanying on bass) and Maxim Vengerov on violin. Guanaco from the Cellomania blog recently sent me a link to this post.Digging through my archives, I realized that I...

Student Resources

1) Lesson SchedulesClick here to see when and where our next lesson is happening.2) Lesson Summaries and AssignmentsClick for assignments, materials to purcase, links, and lesson history.3) Recommended RepertoireThese are the materials I teach in the order I teach...

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