The True History of The Longest-Serving Double Bassist | The New Yorker

Defying expectations for a woman of her generation, Jane Little earned a Guinness World Record for longest tenure in an orchestra.
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The True History of The Longest-Serving Double Bassist | The New Yorker
Director: Bianca Giaever and Elori Kramer
Producer: Bianca Giaever and Elori Kramer and Sue Halpern
Photographer: Jonno Rattman and Dustin Chambers
Composer: Elori Kramer

[@davidbteague]

I love it. I saw the news paper piece when she died. That was both a sad and a joy for a fellow bassist who died in the section, playing.

[@dianeswift]

what a beautiful way to go

[@3340steve]

Thank you for posting this beautiful tribute to Jane LITTLE.

[@danmccain3626]

I’ve never cried at a story but that did it

[@MrJameswpotter]

This is a lesson to keep on going as a bassist. While it was sad to hear of her passing , it goes to show that the music is Closer to the Heart. May her example continue to inspire us to stay healthy enough to continue further on. She lived the universal dream in the Limelight.

[@Char.ok_bass]

Are you a Rush fan

[@soulpaua2097]

Bravo Jane! Bravo!

[@Shokupan982]

Lovely portrait.

[@agnusize]

Que beleza!