How the Rabbath Method Helps Bassists Get Unstuck
A controversial bass method is front and center at USC’s Thornton School of Music
It isn’t officially the Rabbath Institute West, but the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music clearly is the West Coast headquarters for instruction in the exploratory, ergonomics-centered, and still rather controversial double-bass method of François Rabbath.
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