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Jazz Double Bass Events This Weekend in New York City
Jazz Double Bass in New York City this weekend (9-11 Oct): Mark Dresser at The Stone (Fri). Updated daily.
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An underground, danceable sound.
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About Jazz Double Bass
Jazz double bass refers to the application of the upright bass within the jazz tradition, serving as the rhythmic and harmonic foundation of the ensemble. Originating from the transition of brass band tubas to stringed instruments in early New Orleans jazz, it is characterized by the walking bass technique, where the player maintains a steady quarter-note pulse. The primary instrumentation involves a large wooden acoustic bass played predominantly via pizzicato to create a warm, percussive thud that anchors the swing feel. This genre-specific role bridges the gap between the percussion and melodic instruments, providing a resonant, earthy mood that is essential to the acoustic jazz aesthetic.
Also known as: Jazz upright bass, Acoustic jazz bass
Parent genre:Jazz
Jazz Double Bass events in New York City this weekend - FAQ
What Jazz Double Bass events are in New York City this weekend?+
Mood lists one jazz double bass event in New York City this weekend (9-11 Oct): Mark Dresser at The Stone (Fri). The listing shows the venue, lineup and a direct ticket link; the calendar is updated daily.
Where can I find Jazz Double Bass in New York City this weekend?+
Jazz double bass refers to the application of the upright bass within the jazz tradition, serving as the rhythmic and harmonic foundation of the ensemble. Find every Jazz Double Bass venue and event in New York City this weekend above - with lineups, door times, and tickets.
What is Jazz Double Bass music?+
Jazz double bass refers to the application of the upright bass within the jazz tradition, serving as the rhythmic and harmonic foundation of the ensemble. Originating from the transition of brass band tubas to stringed instruments in early New Orleans jazz, it is characterized by the walking bass technique, where the player maintains a steady quarter-note pulse. The primary instrumentation involves a large wooden acoustic bass played predominantly via pizzicato to create a warm, percussive thud …