scott.pingel: Moments after they heard my solo for the first time...what a memorable experience that was at @metallica HQ
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scott.pingel: Moments after they heard my solo for the first time...what a memorable experience that was at @metallica HQ
And this stand-up bass solo just gives me fucking goosebumps every time. Music is the best.
CBC 167: Scott Pingel Interview
CBC 167: Scott Pingel Interview
University of Michigan faculty member and San Francisco Symphony principal bassist Scott Pingel
We’re featuring San Francisco Symphony Principal Double Bass and University of Michigan faculty memberScott Pingel on this week’s show. In addition to holding down the principal bass chair for the San Francisco Symphony, Scott taught for several years at the San Francisco Conservatory, and he served…
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Scott Pingel featured on next week's Contrabass Conversations episode
Scott Pingel featured on next week’s Contrabass Conversations episode
University of Michigan faculty member and San Francisco Symphony principal bassist Scott Pingel
San Francisco Symphony Principal Principal Double Bass and University of Michigan faculty member Scott Pingel will be our guest for next week’s Contrabass Conversationsepisode. In addition to holding down the principal bass chair for the San Francisco Symphony, Scott taught for several years at the…
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Vanhal Concerto with Scott Pingel (principal bass of San Francisco Symphony) playing the Koussevitsky/Karr bass accompanied by the San Francisco Academy Orchestra led by Andrei Gorbatenko.
*I'd highly recommend this as an audition piece. It's simple but lets you have a lot of artistic freedom to make it your own. Also, judges hear Koussevitzky and Bottesini all day, so you don't have to compete with that.