Recent content by Jesse Rosenburg

Oh, the last time I saw Bela blow through town was with Stanley Clark and Jon Luc Ponte. Bela does have good taste in bassists :hyper:

Saw this trio last night at the Botanic Garden. They were incredible! Of course, Bela plays banjo. It's what a boy from NYC does with the instrument. Zakir is an Indian tabla wizard. Just the best. You can find examples on youtube. The last stop of their tour in Denver last night. Bela...

Hold that thought Adrian. After over a week of the flu (maybe swine) and then going to NYC for a week of funeral with family while still sick, I need to translate what I did before once again. Looked quickly, and I understood it the first time. But now bed!:confused:

Even I would help you out a bit. The strings should be exchangeable if not just returnable. I bought a used set of belcantos right here for half price.

Wasn't making a value judgment Paul. Was trying to ascertain whether our neophyte was.

Thanks Leslie. You too gave me a chuckle. I'm all for changing language. For instance, I had not trouble with 4rm. But I was confused about her teachers. Is there a jazzer conducting her orchestra? :hiding:

At first I thought that English might not be your native tongue. But on second reading, I think it is, you just don't write it well. So, you learned bg all by yourself, but now you have a teacher that doesn't know orchestra? What about your conductor/teacher for orchestra? Usually they...

Liked it, especially the German bow :D

We want pictures! Glad it's working out.

I just put this in my netflix queue. Cleese and bass? Too cool! Romance with a Double Bass (1974) Director: Robert Young Average user rating No reviews Movie review From Time Out Film Guide An adaptation of a Chekhov short story, set in Russia, with Cleese as a doleful double-bass...

Cool! :D

Here's Paul McCartney playing Elvis' bass on a stand.

Gee, I didn't know that Hitchcock worked with an artist named Saul Bass for his film posters and opening sequences :D Of course, Sir Alfred in Strangers on a Train seems to be carrying his bass backwards :D

I just love it!

It's not the size, it's what you do with it :hiding: