1065: From Choral Singing To Bass Fiddler – Nate Sabat’s Musical Journey Contrabass Conversations podcast

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1065: From Choral Singing to Bass Fiddler – Nate Sabat’s Musical Journey

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In this conversation, Nate Sabat, a bassist, singer-songwriter, and arranger based in Brooklyn, NY, discusses his musical journey from joining the Young People’s Chorus in New York City to exploring the role of bass in folk and bluegrass music.

Nate talks about his inspirations, including Edgar Meyer, and the influences that shaped his debut album, ‘Bass Fiddler‘. He shares insights into his education at Berklee, mentors like Scott Lee and Susan Hagen, and his approach to upright bass playing.

Nate also discusses his teaching endeavors aimed at bridging the gap between beginner and advanced bluegrass bass players, promoting a curriculum for acoustic music bassists. His unique contribution to the genre comes through his exploration of acoustic and folk music, blending classical techniques with folk traditions.

Enjoy, and be sure to check out Nate’s Patreon for additional content from this cool artist!

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