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tc river rats The TC River Rats are a team of multi aged children, teens and adults in Minnesota that perform free shows throughout the summer. This photo are from a practice session I watched recently. Uploaded by webeishere (9348) • 1 year ago Tags: practicing webeishere (9348)

how to learn english well

i like english well and i make up my mind to learn it well.when i join in the mylot community. i nearly give up my mind. i see so many people use english frequently,they can express themself clearly...

Why do you practice?

In his last seminar, Terry Dobson posed that very question. It's a good thing to take out, dust off, and examine every now and again. The reasons for why you practice will change over time, which is...

If practice makes perfect, and nobody's perfect, then why practice?

If practice makes perfect, and nobody's perfect, then why practice?

Practice session lengths - more thoughts from Matt Heller

Calgary Philharmonic bassist Matt Heller just put out a great follow-up post on the topic of practice sessions and overpracticing.  Comparing practicing music to grilling steaks, Matt writes: ...

How posture affects sound on the double bass

This is a post from double bassist from Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music student Nicholas Hart. Nick will be contributing weekly posts to the bass blog about life as a music student in one of...

Hans Sturm on mental aspects of double bass playing - virtual lesson part 5

International Society of Bassists President and Ball State University Bass Professor Hans Sturm and I got together recently and filmed a chat about the Rabbath left hand position technique. This...

Hans Sturn on mental aspects of double bass playing - virtual lesson part 5

International Society of Bassists President and Ball State University Bass Professor Hans Sturm and I got together recently and filmed a chat about the Rabbath left hand position technique. This...

What to practice when time is of the essence?

Double bassist and blogger Joe Lewis wrote a post yesterday that raised some very good questions. He writes: I’ve often thought much about efficiency when practicing music. I used to park myself...