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Brittany Frompovich

Brittany Frompovich

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Brittany Frompovich is a highly regarded educator, clinician, blogger, and bassist who currently resides in the Washington DC/NOVA region. She has shared the stage with DC singer-songwriter Ashleigh Chevalier, Ron Holloway, Linwood Taylor, Robert Harsen, Michael Dimin, Edo Castro, and drummer Toby Fairchild (Keller Williams Band). She has opened for the Grammy-nominated Danielle Nicole Band, Soften The Glare, and UK solo bassist Steve Lawson. In 2019, she became the University of Mary Washington’s Adjunct Contrabass Instructor. In 2021, she was nominated for two Washington Area Music Awards; the Music Educator Wammie and a Best Rock Group/Best Blues Group Wammie (as part of The Ashleigh Chevalier Band). She has traveled across the United States as a clinician, teaching at locations such as Musicians Institute, Gerald Veasley’s Bass Boot Camp and Adam Nitti’s Music Dojo.

For more content from Brittany, check out her blog, her YouTube channel, and her Bandcamp site. She also offers handmade unisex music-themed jewelry through her Etsy store. Get a Wonder Woman Tee!

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June Rotenberg: Rediscovering a Bass Trailblazer Who Broke Barriers in Jazz and Classical Music
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June Rotenberg: Rediscovering a Bass Trailblazer Who Broke Barriers in Jazz and Classical Music

New details emerge about bassist June Rotenberg, a pioneering woman in jazz and classical music who defied barriers in the 1930s and beyond.

Wonder Women: The Jazz Bass Legacy of Bonnie Wetzel
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Wonder Women: The Jazz Bass Legacy of Bonnie Wetzel

Explore the remarkable journey of Bonnie Wetzel, a pioneering jazz bassist whose short life left a lasting mark on the music world.

Wonder Women: Vivien Garry’s Journey as a Trailblazing Jazz Bassist
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Wonder Women: Vivien Garry’s Journey as a Trailblazing Jazz Bassist

Discover the story of Vivien Garry, one of jazz’s first female bassists, who carved her place in bebop history on 52nd Street and beyond.

Wonder Women: Kim Butler’s Journey Through Fretless Bass and Community Rebuilding
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Wonder Women: Kim Butler’s Journey Through Fretless Bass and Community Rebuilding

In this Wonder Women feature, Kim Butler discusses her influences, custom short-scale bass, pandemic-era performances, and community-focused projects.

Wonder Women: How June Rotenberg Broke Barriers in Jazz and Classical Bass
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Wonder Women: How June Rotenberg Broke Barriers in Jazz and Classical Bass

Explore the legacy of June Rotenberg, a pioneering bassist who played with jazz greats, toured Europe, and recorded in all-women ensembles.

Wonder Women: Antonella Mazza on Music, Motherhood, and Finding Her Voice
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Wonder Women: Antonella Mazza on Music, Motherhood, and Finding Her Voice

Antonella Mazza shares her story of life on the road, Hendrix gigs, motherhood, and the power of playing bass from the heart.

Wonder Women: Toné Compito on Breaking into the Bass World and the Power of Networking
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Wonder Women: Toné Compito on Breaking into the Bass World and the Power of Networking

From NAMM to Wooten Woods, Toné Compito talks about her path in bass, the power of networking, and what it takes to build a career in the music industry.

Wonder Women: How Linda May Han Oh’s Fearless Approach Is Changing Music
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Wonder Women: How Linda May Han Oh’s Fearless Approach Is Changing Music

Linda May Han Oh's fearless approach to bass has shaped jazz, film, and beyond. From Pixar's "Soul" to groundbreaking albums, her journey is inspiring.

Wonder Women: “I Know How To Live:” The Life of Kristen Pfaff
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Wonder Women: “I Know How To Live:” The Life of Kristen Pfaff

We’re revisiting Kristen Pfaff's story for an important reason: I was given the opportunity to share an exclusive from the long-awaited biography about Kristen Pfaff, titled “I Know How to Live:” The Life of Kristen Pfaff, written by Guy Mankowski and Jason Pfaff.

Wonder Women: Toody Cole
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Wonder Women: Toody Cole

Toody Cole is the bassist for Dead Moon, a punk/garage band described by the New Zealand Herald as “the most important band you’ve never heard of.” She's the focus of this month's edition of Wonder Women: Stories From The Women Who Play Bass.

Wonder Women: Danielle Nicole
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Wonder Women: Danielle Nicole

Danielle Nicole has built a name as a soulful blues vocalist, an exceptional bassist, and as a bandleader for the Danielle Nicole Band. Danielle is the focus of this month’s “Wonder Women.”

Wonder Women: Melissa Auf der Maur – Part 2
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Wonder Women: Melissa Auf der Maur – Part 2

In this edition of Wonder Women, Brittany Frompovich continues exploring the backstory of Melissa Auf der Maur, bassist and vocalist for Hole and The Smashing Pumpkins.