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- Chuck Sher publishes my book, WALKING BASSICS:The Fundamentals of Jazz Bass Playing.
These are fun, John Clayton has a lot on the ball.
FYI
April Workshops
Our 2003-2004 workshop schedule continues with a of great workshop next Tuesday.
Seating is limited so call (212) 274-1322 for reservation.
The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra
Tuesday, April 20,
5:00-6:00 pm
Call (212) 274-1322 for Reservations
The word about the David Gage Workshop Series is spreading fast and is now starting to show up in print. .Steve Dollar included us in his book "The Jazz Guide, New York City":
"..the workshops hosted here are worth checking out.
They usually evolve into much more than a how-to clinic."
This is our third season of presenting our Performance/Workshops Clinics and for those of you who don't know about them they are a treat for string-bass players and enthusiasts of all kinds. The intimate environment allows each member of the audience to enjoy the presentation and also participate in a group discussion with the performer. Each clinic is unique and worthwhile experience. The 2003-2004 schedule included workshop/performances by Glenn Moore, Ray Drummond, CELLO, Ben Wolfe, Eddie Gomez, Gregor Huebner/Harvie S duo, Johannes Weidenmueller and legendary bassist Henry Grimes.
FYI
April Workshops
Our 2003-2004 workshop schedule continues with a of great workshop next Tuesday.
Seating is limited so call (212) 274-1322 for reservation.
The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra
Tuesday, April 20,
5:00-6:00 pm
Call (212) 274-1322 for Reservations
The word about the David Gage Workshop Series is spreading fast and is now starting to show up in print. .Steve Dollar included us in his book "The Jazz Guide, New York City":
"..the workshops hosted here are worth checking out.
They usually evolve into much more than a how-to clinic."
This is our third season of presenting our Performance/Workshops Clinics and for those of you who don't know about them they are a treat for string-bass players and enthusiasts of all kinds. The intimate environment allows each member of the audience to enjoy the presentation and also participate in a group discussion with the performer. Each clinic is unique and worthwhile experience. The 2003-2004 schedule included workshop/performances by Glenn Moore, Ray Drummond, CELLO, Ben Wolfe, Eddie Gomez, Gregor Huebner/Harvie S duo, Johannes Weidenmueller and legendary bassist Henry Grimes.
