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EP 152 - Noa Eve ( Double Bassist, Composer, Recording Artist)
Bassist, composer, and recording artist NOA Eve joins The Bass Shed Podcast to discuss Late Bloomer, a deeply personal debut album blending solo double bass, bluegrass, new acoustic music, and songwriting.
NOA shares how discovering Edgar Meyer transformed their relationship with the bass, the process of developing an individual artistic voice, and how personal experiences shaped the music and message of the record.
EP 140 - Chris Hornung (Double Bassist / Educator / Zimmerman Publications)
Ryan Roberts talks with bassist and educator Chris Hornung about rock’s roots in blues, country, and Tin Pan Alley, its cultural impact on youth, and how industry shifts, MTV, and key artists shaped the genre’s enduring legacy.
EP 121 - Kathryn Shulmeister
Bassist Kathryn shares her work in contemporary ensembles like ELISION and Klangforum Wien, alongside orchestral performances with the Hawaii Symphony and others, exploring modern repertoire and career versatility.
EP 120 - Matt Hare
Bassist and educator Dr. Matt Hare discusses teaching at UC Irvine and Saddleback College, mentoring young players, performing his own transcriptions, and shaping students through history, appreciation, and bass study.
EP 118 - Russell Thompson (Principal Bassist Arkansas Symphony)
Bassist Russell reflects on growing up in a musical family, starting bass in fourth grade, discovering classical music through youth orchestra, and deciding to pursue music after a formative summer festival.
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