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Sue Cahill – “Evanstonia”

Posted on 05/10/2026 by Baruch Zeichner05/09/2026

While Sue Cahill has an extensive and accomplished background as a Bassist with The Colorado Symphony, and she is also into Jazz. Her new record Evanstonia is her first album of her own compositions.

Sue is Professor of Bass at the University of Colorado Boulder College of Music. She was Principal Bass of the Louisiana Philharmonic in New Orleans, has toured in South America and Europe, Canada and the US. Sue’s music vibrates with her intention, to engage people’s aliveness.

Music by: Sue Cahill

Podcast: Download (Duration: 59:58 — 137.7MB)

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