MUSE • Musicians United for Social Equity

Biography

Caleb Pringle grew up against the backdrop of Georgia’s rich musical history. In his hometown of Columbus, he found himself in the presence of Ma Rainey; in Macon, Otis Redding; Athens, R.E.M.; Albany, Ray Charles. Early exposure to these musical icons led to a deep, enduring love for music. He received a BA from the Schwob School of Music at Columbus State University, where he studied Double Bass Performance (classical and jazz) and Music Technology. While in school, he led Schwob’s first popular music ensemble to a recreation of Talking Heads’ concert film Stop Making Sense. He sang, played guitar, and wore a very large suit in the role of David Byrne.

His eclectic taste in style led to a natural home in the theater, where he works as a bassist/guitarist, and develops original material. He has worked regionally in theaters across Georgia, Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, and Vermont, and performed on a national tour with Gershwin Entertainment. He teaches at the 92nd Street Y.