369: Kieran Hanlon on teaching the fundamentals - a podcast by Jason Heath

Kieran Hanlon is Assistant Professor of String Bass and Jazz at The State University of New York at Fredonia. In addition to his teaching, Kieran is a first call performer in both the classical and jazz idioms, and enjoys a diverse performing career in both genres across Upstate New York and Pennsylvania.

We dig into all kinds of topics, including:

• what it was like starting college as a violin and jazz bass student
• Kieran’s varied career path
• going to Eastman for orchestral studies with James VanDemark
• studying wth Steve Molina and Colin Corner
• nuts & bolts teaching techniques for students in music education methods classes coming to the bass

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