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Double Bass Vibrato Control: Where the Movement Begins

A natural vibrato starts in the forearm, not the wrist. Learn how to control the movement without te...

Left Hand Double Bass Technique Without Tension

Learn how to strengthen your left hand on the double bass without tension using natural positioning,...

Relaxed Double Bass Posture: Finding the Right Height

Discover how relaxed double bass posture begins with finding the right endpin height and releasing t...

Double Bass Relaxation Technique: A Story About Floating

A simple story about floating reveals why relaxation transforms your double bass technique, your sou...

Fixing String Crossings on the Double Bass: Start With the Bow

Struggling with string crossings Learn how to clean your sound and improve coordination by starting ...

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Recording Yourself on the Double Bass: Why It Matters

Recording yourself can transform your progress on the double bass. Here’s why this simple habit bu...

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I want to tell you why I decided to create this community through the newsletter

Double Bass Community Newsletter — Why this community exists

Playing in an orchestra is one of the most rewarding experiences a musician can have. We share rehearsals, trips, and stages, surrounded by friends and colleagues who become a real family. Each instrument finds its place and, together, we bring music to life that goes beyond any one person.

However, practicing at home is often a solitary path: long hours with the metronome, the double bass, and the mirror. Over time, that routine can feel discouraging; in those moments, motivation seems to fade. I’ve lived it too, and, importantly, I know consistency is key to growth.

For this reason, I created the Double Bass Community Newsletter—a space where every double bass player can feel they’re not alone, where others share challenges and celebrate achievements. Through the newsletter, you’ll receive not only exercises and practical resources but also the inspiration we all need to keep going, even on the hardest days. Ultimately, we may study the double bass individually, yet we enjoy it—and live it—much better together.