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This show covers the latest and greatest in the world of the double bass! Learn more at http://contrabassconversations.com/news.
George Mraz Rally for RecoveryTerrance Fitzgerald, who lives in China and listens to the podcast through the app during practice breaks. He's interested in hearing interviews with Al Laszlo, Hal Robinson, and Tim Pitts, and I am setting up a time with Tim right now. Hal and I have also talked about doing an interview, so expect that soon as well!
Terrance also suggested interviewing people that have won multiple auditions - how did they balance an orchestra job and other responsibilities with audition preparation?
Several people have also written in, including Kim Parillo, so ask about where to get a copy of David Allen Moore's book Fractal Fingerings. This isn't currently formally published, but you can contact David for more information, and be sure to check out my "round 2" with David at http://contrabassconversations.com/davidallenmoore
Marcio Bolzan also wrote in and said that he loves listening to the podcasts and also that he saw my coverage of Alex Ritter's double bass festival, which I covered last week on the Weekly Update.
If you'd like to check that episode, or any of the Weekly Update episodes, you can visit http://contrabassconversations.com/news.
Daniel Kimbro also wrote in. Daniel is active in the neo-folk/newgrass/roots music world and listens to the podcast in the car driving between Knoxville and Nashville for recording sessions, flights, and rehearsals.
Daniel also expressed interest in hearing more coverage in this world. Craig Butterfield, one of my recent guests and the bass professor at the University of South Carolina, is a great example of someone active in this world. http://contrabassconversations.com/craigbutterfield.
This is a great idea, and I'm starting by actually talking with Daniel for the podcast. I love exploring different musical sub genres—I recently interviewed David White, who is active in the theatre scene in New York, and I also spoke with Pablo Aslan about tango bass, and I'd love to dig more into all of these sub genres going forward with the show.
http://contrabassconversations.com/davidwhite http://contrabassconversations.com/pabloaslan
Thanks also to Joe McFadden, Mike Gaisbacher, Lori Kaufman, Stephane Bihan, Kevin Feeney, Ted Botsford and all the other people who wrote in this week, and if you'd like to write in you can send me a message at [email protected].
LAST WEEK'S GUESTS
By Jason HeathThis show covers the latest and greatest in the world of the double bass! Learn more at http://contrabassconversations.com/news.
George Mraz Rally for RecoveryTerrance Fitzgerald, who lives in China and listens to the podcast through the app during practice breaks. He's interested in hearing interviews with Al Laszlo, Hal Robinson, and Tim Pitts, and I am setting up a time with Tim right now. Hal and I have also talked about doing an interview, so expect that soon as well!
Terrance also suggested interviewing people that have won multiple auditions - how did they balance an orchestra job and other responsibilities with audition preparation?
Several people have also written in, including Kim Parillo, so ask about where to get a copy of David Allen Moore's book Fractal Fingerings. This isn't currently formally published, but you can contact David for more information, and be sure to check out my "round 2" with David at http://contrabassconversations.com/davidallenmoore
Marcio Bolzan also wrote in and said that he loves listening to the podcasts and also that he saw my coverage of Alex Ritter's double bass festival, which I covered last week on the Weekly Update.
If you'd like to check that episode, or any of the Weekly Update episodes, you can visit http://contrabassconversations.com/news.
Daniel Kimbro also wrote in. Daniel is active in the neo-folk/newgrass/roots music world and listens to the podcast in the car driving between Knoxville and Nashville for recording sessions, flights, and rehearsals.
Daniel also expressed interest in hearing more coverage in this world. Craig Butterfield, one of my recent guests and the bass professor at the University of South Carolina, is a great example of someone active in this world. http://contrabassconversations.com/craigbutterfield.
This is a great idea, and I'm starting by actually talking with Daniel for the podcast. I love exploring different musical sub genres—I recently interviewed David White, who is active in the theatre scene in New York, and I also spoke with Pablo Aslan about tango bass, and I'd love to dig more into all of these sub genres going forward with the show.
http://contrabassconversations.com/davidwhite http://contrabassconversations.com/pabloaslan
Thanks also to Joe McFadden, Mike Gaisbacher, Lori Kaufman, Stephane Bihan, Kevin Feeney, Ted Botsford and all the other people who wrote in this week, and if you'd like to write in you can send me a message at [email protected].
LAST WEEK'S GUESTS

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