Carnegie Mellon Double Bass Symposium

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Carnegie Mellon University School of Music is proud to present the Carnegie Mellon Double Bass Symposium on March 1, 2026.

College of Fine Arts

2026 Carnegie Mellon Double Bass SymposiumMarch 1, 2026 Schedule:9:00 am Class - Jeff MangoneMr. Mangone will critique the following students of the Carnegie Mellon Double Bass Studio. Selections will be announced from the stage:Alexio Ciorra, Master’s Student Aidan Lobenstein, Master’s Student 10:30 am Performance - Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Double Bass SectionFranz Anton Hoffmeister Quartet No. 2 in D Major Johann Baptist Vanhal Concerto for Double Bass in B-flat Major Sergei Rachmaninoff Sonata for Cello and Piano Zoltán Kodály Epigrams Alfred Desenclos Aria et Rondo for Double Bass and Piano Niccolò Paganini Variations for One String on a Theme from Rossini’s Moses in Egypt Peter Guild NORJAK ’71 Giacomo Puccini Nessun Dorma from Turandot 1:00 pm Class - Max DimoffMr. Dimoff will critique the following students of the Carnegie Mellon Double Bass Studio. Selections will be announced from the stage:Brian Blazewick, Undergraduate Student Samuel Morgan, Master’s Student Alexio Ciorra, Master’s Student 3:00 pm Class - Kurt MurokiMr. Muroki will critique the following students of the Carnegie Mellon Double Bass Studio. Selections will be announced from the stage:Gemma Washington, Undergraduate Student Aidan Lobenstein, Master’s Student Daniel Ryan, Advanced Music Studies Certificate Student 6:00 pm Class - Rachel CalinMs. Calin will critique the following students of the Carnegie Mellon Double Bass Studio. Selections will be announced from the stage:Isabella St. John, Undergraduate Student Nathan Graham, Advanced Music Studies Certificate Student Drew Collins, Advanced Music Studies Certificate Student Henry Samuels, Advanced Music Studies Certificate Student 8:30 pm Performance - Nina BernatJohann Sebastian Bach Suite No. 1 in G Major, BWV 1007 Sofia Gubaidulina 8 Etudes for Double Bass Mieczysław Weinberg Sonata for Solo Double Bass, Op. 108 Ernest Bloch Prayer from Jewish Life Robert Schumann Fantasy Pieces, Op. 73 *All times are Eastern Standard Time and subject to change. All performances and classes are held in Kresge Theatre. The exhibitors are located in Alumni Concert Hall in the College of Fine Arts Building.

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