1056: Mark Morton and his awesome books

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In this engaging conversation, Mark Morton shares updates on his well-known educational series for bass, including revisions to his study books on scales, arpeggios, and technical exercises. We reflect on the evolution of bass pedagogy, the influence of past mentors, and the importance of making instructional materials accessible. We also delve into the bass community’s rich history and the joys of attending festivals and playing music in beautiful locations like Costa Rica.

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