Double bass
The double bass, also known simply as the bass, is the largest and lowest-pitched bowed string instrument in the modern symphony orchestra. Similar in structure to the cello, it has four, although occasionally five, strings.
Double Bass People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Milt Hinton
American double bassist
Edgar Meyer
American bassist
Bill Johnson
Executive producer
Eric Revis
Bassist
Richard Davis
American bassist
Reggie Workman
American double bassist
Damon Smith
American bassist
Manke Nelis
Dutch singer
Eddie Gomez
Puerto Rican double bassist
Cam Brown
Triathlete
Bob Haggart
American composer
Monty Budwig
Double bassist
Al McKibbon
Jazz musician
John Clayton
Writer
Bo Stief
Danish composer
Christian McBride
American bassist
Stanley Clarke
American bassist
Lars Danielsson
Danish musician
Rodney Whitaker
American bass player
Mats Eilertsen
Norwegian jazz musician
Marshall Grant
Bassist
Esperanza Spalding
American bassist
Oscar Pettiford
American double bassist
Sam Jones
American professional basketball player
Doug Watkins
American bassist
Dave Holland
Double bassist
Jesper Lundgaard
Danish bassist
Brian Bromberg
American bassist
Brian Bromberg
American bassist
Byron Luiters
Australian musician
Omer Avital
Israeli bassist
Charles Mingus
American jazz pianist
Adam Ben Ezra
Israeli multi-instrumentalist
Don Thompson
Olympic athlete
Walter Page
American multi-instrumentalist
Tom Abbs
American multi-instrumentalist
Nathaniel Ayers
American musician
George Mraz
American bassist
Bill Black
American musician
Esperanza Spalding
American bassist
Bradley Jones
American music performer
Ahmed Abdul-Malik
American bassist
Jurek Dybal
Polish conductor
John Shifflett
American musician
Tom Barney
American bass guitarist
Audun Ellingsen
Norwegian jazz musician
Bruce Lynch
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