- My online sheet music store is now online. Visit it here. If you like MostlyBass.com, check out my book, "An Introduction to Double Bass Playing". My newest blog, "The Evolving Educator" is a resource for both music and classroom educators.
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Very Cool String Group / Show
Check out Bowfire. They are amazing and all my students, regardless of age, have been absolutely enthralled with them!
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Bottesini Reverie Accompaniment
Here is the accompaniment to Bottesini’s Reverie in orchestra tuning. Only $5!
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Gearwire.com
If you’re looking for some cool interviews and demonstrations in the electric guitar and bass realm, check out GearWire.com
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Why Music?
Karl Paulnack Welcome Address An excerpt from a welcome address given to parents of incoming students at The Boston Conservatory on September 1, 2004, by Dr. Karl Paulnack, director of the Music Division.
Mozart on Guitar
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVrdgyVYgMM&feature=related
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Tragedy struck Thursday in the first of two sold-out Andrew Bird concerts at the opulent Civic Opera House. Bird’s musical weapon of choice – his violin — was mortally wounded when it slipped from his hands near the end of … Continue reading
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iPhone Guitar App
I play some jazz guitar and was looking for a chord reference. After going through several applications I found Guitarist’s Reference. It’s a little slow to load but it very complete and feature rich!
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New Link
Check out Bass Guitar Blog. It’s similar to MostlyBass or DoubleBassBlog but with the focus being on bass guitars.
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More Insane Bass
Alright maybe insane isn’t the right word. But, wow! Jean Baudin Gear Jean Baudin Duet
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Favorite Performance of Mario Brothers
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3117004324521250241
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Folding Bass
The Chadwick Folding Bass A truly portable bass! It’s a plywood design and definitely geared toward the traveling / gigging jazzer (or other pizzicato genre). Interesting! Here’s a video of the instrument being folded.
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Mark Morton
Check out Jason Heath’s interview with Mark Morton. I’ve took a lesson with Mark and have had many great bass conversations – he even contributed to my book, ‘An Introduction to Double Bass Playing‘.
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Competition & Audition Advice
Here’s a GREAT article by Rachel Barton Pine: Getting the Most from Your Competition Experience by Rachel Barton Pine
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80s Pop for Bass Quartet!
I received an email from Michael Drost – he has arranged “Don’t Stop Believin’” by Journey for bass quartet. Go to his website and then click Projects. For some reason a direct link isn’t working.
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