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Double Bass YOU - on youtube (DB forum thread)

Sounds great! I have gig jealousy :) Playing and bass sound great. Drummer-less trio seems like a lot of fun. I didn't get a chance to make it through the whole thing but it's going in my music to listen to soon cache. I don't always love the live-stream thing as a performer but it's great to have some much music out there to check out these days...
Thanks!
 
Fun gig at Mezzrow last night. The best room in NYC acoustically for the bass - no pickup, no mic, no amp, just the bass (and a VERY quiet audience, which also helps). Spiro solo E/A, Innovation Braided solo D, Jargar Dolce G.

https://www.youtube.com/live/m1B08DAx1Vk?feature=share
Killin' Earl! I love "I'll Close My Eyes." Livin' the dream; playing acoustic piano trio in an NYC jazz club. Rock on, babe!
 
Here are a couple of videos from my masters in composition recital. My focus during the program was chamber music with bass, for instrumental combinations already in the existing repertoire. The first piece is for string quintet, a la Dvorak and Onslow. The second is Solider's Tale, plus soprano, with drum set instead of percussion.

 
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The UNR Jazz faculty group, the Manzanita Quintet just released a new record on Origin Records. Here's the first track synced to the video of the session at Mighty Fine Studios in Denver. Available on all streaming services :)
The bass you see was made by Kent McKlagen who makes basses for Mark Dresser.



That was lovely. Thanks for posting!
 
The UNR Jazz faculty group, the Manzanita Quintet just released a new record on Origin Records. Here's the first track synced to the video of the session at Mighty Fine Studios in Denver. Available on all streaming services :)
The bass you see was made by Kent McKlagen who makes basses for Mark Dresser.



Top drawer!
 
The UNR Jazz faculty group, the Manzanita Quintet just released a new record on Origin Records. Here's the first track synced to the video of the session at Mighty Fine Studios in Denver. Available on all streaming services :)
The bass you see was made by Kent McKlagen who makes basses for Mark Dresser.


Thanks for sharing! Are there any more photos of that bass? Looks and sounds lovely.
 
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