@ZackBassP this is in solo tuning, he's playing it in B (solo key), but you can just play it in C(orchestral key), and you'll be playing the same pitches
@BrightonInWindsor I agree most definetly! When i wan't a more stacatto feel I definetly go with the French bow, but I do tend to prefer the German bow because while you can get good volume from either if you know what to do, I find it easier with a german.
I heard that when told that a french bow couldn't match the sound of a german bow, without a word, Gary picked up a french bow, and there was no difference. Bow is preference. Anybody who tells you that one bow has an advantage over another, in any way, is using that as an excuse to avoid practicing. What minimal advantages there might be, can be completely negated by practice.
@KCMmmmm Well if you know what to do then you sould be able to get good volume from both. But you're spot on with the preference thing, although some people do, do better with one bow or the other.
It's alot to do with personal preference. I like the German bow because it's a hell of alot easier on my right hand and I am alot more comfortable with it, especially since I do play alot of pizzicato, I can grab it out of my bow quiver and "BOOM"! I'm already in playing position whereas with the French, I would have to position the bow.
the franch method is better for performing FAST pieces, but still..........the german method came a long way and resolved that problem (it.s far more powerfull the G method :)
i use the german boy because this was the past present and the future, a hole lot stronger, the fastest french method player is Renaud Garcia Fons ant the fastest in the german method is Roman Patkolo, try to hear them and it will give you some energy into it !
German bow gives you power and French bow gives you agility - for normal people. For these guys it shouldn't matter, because they are already wicked good. For us normal people, we prefer our lives easier...
The question is how. This is the big question every musician is after. You can spend hours in the practice room and still going nowhere, or you can daydream about it and somehow get good. (Both of which happened to me. Though I still think it is a miracle that I got out of my last jury in one piece)
and this is why I love being a bass player.
metzand345 1 week ago
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MickSwogger 3 weeks ago
I know the original is in C major, is this version?
LJTravis95 1 month ago
@LJTravis95 What piece/song is this?
MickSwogger 3 weeks ago
so much happy.
LJTravis95 1 month ago
@AdrianRojasF well then ... go back to your heavy metal
kevnott 5 months ago
@kevnott I'll go back to François Rabbath, Lucian Ciorata, Thomas Martin and Mark Morton :)
AdrianRojasF 5 months ago
Bass players do have a sense of humor!
billlern 6 months ago 5
hes as good as me...jk
pebels96 8 months ago
Gary=Swagg
charloowable 9 months ago 2
I can't help but feel amused by the fact that everybody knew when to laugh at his performance. Guess I may never understand xD
Colorfulspheres 10 months ago
4 heavy metal fanboys
DASCHICKENMAN 11 months ago
@DASCHICKENMAN Oi! I'm a heavy metal fanboy but i'd give this 100 thumbs up. To say fans of heavy metal are musically ignorant... not cool.
ATtTheGates 10 months ago
@ATtTheGates hey man im just making a point im a fan of heavy metal but who would click on this and give it a thumbs down?
DASCHICKENMAN 9 months ago
@DASCHICKENMAN Heavy metal fanboys of course
ATtTheGates 9 months ago
@DASCHICKENMAN yeah i know right. Glad your a versitile music appreciater
Warboy675 8 months ago
para un recital de bajos
DoubleBasserjihh 11 months ago
i love the showmenship
RawwestHide 1 year ago 3
Did he play this in solo tuning? Or orchestral? Because I would love to play it, but only know orchestral.
ZackBassP 1 year ago
@ZackBassP this is in solo tuning, he's playing it in B (solo key), but you can just play it in C(orchestral key), and you'll be playing the same pitches
archeryguy1121 1 year ago
i love his sound... it's like... actually the double bass played well, instead of someone trying to play the cello on the bass.
alexmmusa 1 year ago
hmm, he seems to be playing this in Bb
StopTheMoti0n 1 year ago
Absolutely amazing ... can't say anything else so I don't demean such amazing talent.
91FroSt91 1 year ago
AMAZING!!!
molsen101 1 year ago
lol
Novoline
sebacrush 1 year ago
icecreame truck song lol
here in germany icetrucks make only
brrrrrrrrrriiiiiiiing
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sebacrush 1 year ago 2
There's nothing a French bow can't do that a German bow can't ... and vice-versa
That being said, I find upbows much stronger on a German but bouncing to be much easier on a French.
BrightonInWindsor 1 year ago
@BrightonInWindsor I agree most definetly! When i wan't a more stacatto feel I definetly go with the French bow, but I do tend to prefer the German bow because while you can get good volume from either if you know what to do, I find it easier with a german.
HauntedActor 1 year ago
I heard that when told that a french bow couldn't match the sound of a german bow, without a word, Gary picked up a french bow, and there was no difference. Bow is preference. Anybody who tells you that one bow has an advantage over another, in any way, is using that as an excuse to avoid practicing. What minimal advantages there might be, can be completely negated by practice.
KCMmmmm 2 years ago
@KCMmmmm Well if you know what to do then you sould be able to get good volume from both. But you're spot on with the preference thing, although some people do, do better with one bow or the other.
HauntedActor 1 year ago
Gosh look at his face! Does he look like he is enjoying the piece or what......?
I love that look, but I can't quite figure out what it is.
hsu912174 2 years ago
lol its the ice scream truck song..rememeber?
lilfliikidd 2 years ago
I once met him, he's a really funny guy
BrightonInWindsor 2 years ago
does anyone has the sheets for this??
ekcilbnegua 2 years ago 2
my friend is playing with him on Sunday at UW. just thought id check him out. hes funny
BailoAnoche 2 years ago
y does like everyone use a german bow but me?
uni0004 2 years ago
i dont
korndogg524 2 years ago
try, you will feel the difference imediattly !
ghitaciprian 2 years ago
It's alot to do with personal preference. I like the German bow because it's a hell of alot easier on my right hand and I am alot more comfortable with it, especially since I do play alot of pizzicato, I can grab it out of my bow quiver and "BOOM"! I'm already in playing position whereas with the French, I would have to position the bow.
BassmanII 2 years ago
the franch method is better for performing FAST pieces, but still..........the german method came a long way and resolved that problem (it.s far more powerfull the G method :)
ghitaciprian 2 years ago
what is the G method???
maskscraper 2 years ago
the G method isn.t in any method is my personal saying for the GERMAN style :)
ghitaciprian 2 years ago
i use the german boy because this was the past present and the future, a hole lot stronger, the fastest french method player is Renaud Garcia Fons ant the fastest in the german method is Roman Patkolo, try to hear them and it will give you some energy into it !
ghitaciprian 2 years ago
German bow gives you power and French bow gives you agility - for normal people. For these guys it shouldn't matter, because they are already wicked good. For us normal people, we prefer our lives easier...
hsu912174 2 years ago
anything is easy as long as you understand it and aply the knowledge.
ghitaciprian 2 years ago
The question is how. This is the big question every musician is after. You can spend hours in the practice room and still going nowhere, or you can daydream about it and somehow get good. (Both of which happened to me. Though I still think it is a miracle that I got out of my last jury in one piece)
hsu912174 2 years ago
love it
alsker7 2 years ago 8
he's fuckin amazing
MuffinxDream 2 years ago 21
freakin amazing! i dont see how it was funny though :P
gosh even HE uses a german bow..
StopTheMoti0n 2 years ago 3
wow is Perfect!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
penisyzolte 2 years ago 2
Bassists are naturally stand-up comedians.
By the way, Antonio Stradivari was not known for making basses - in fact, some sources mentioned he never actually built a bass.
hsu912174 3 years ago
he's made a harp, a guitar, a lute, and many violins violas and cellos
but no bass.... there's no proof he did
miniflea224 2 years ago
poor Joplin.... Another trouble for him...
0zenith 3 years ago
great sense of humour!
Starbucl 3 years ago
virtuoso!
Rumiko1730 3 years ago 2
Lol. Amazing
Penguines 3 years ago
i love it! I cant stop watching it!
monstersrock7 3 years ago 2
I love it!!!! I cant stop watching it! du da du du de da duuuu!
monstersrock7 3 years ago
his double bass is Strad tats y i sounds crystal clear
freeops 3 years ago
there are no strad basses
bigdonkey002 2 years ago 3
I'd love to see the actual performance
mcnaire2004 3 years ago
so fun!
futurebass09 3 years ago 2