Rabbath Cri of Venice by Francois Rabbarth performed by Barry Green and Heather MacLaughlin

This performance from Hamline University in Minneapolis Minnesota, sponsored by the Minneapolis Bass Club. The Cry of Venice is a protest to the politicians in Italy to save the city from the flood waters that could destroy Venice. Artist have a responsibility to speak out on the issues of humanity, and saving our cities, the planet and our brothers. This is an artistic statement from Francois Rabbath to raise this awareness.

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Music

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• Barry Green Bass
• Francois Rabbath composer
• Heather MacLaughlin Piano

[doublebbassist]

Thank you Mattybass1...very kind. The piece will be published in Rabbath's new Book 4 soon to hit the publication by Leduc I believe. BG

[yellowdart6666]

I could not help but post how wonderful a piece this is and that I am honored to have heard it in person. From one musician to another you are truly what everyone should aim to be.

[StopTheMoti0n]

Hey, Mr. Green! My teacher, Duane Botterbusch says hi! :)

Also I'd like to comment how beautiful you played this masterpiece. I hope to learn this one day.

[mattybass1]

Anyhow, Just thought i'd pass it on... I'm studying more of your vids.. and just enjoying your incredible technique,command of the instrument and the wonderful music you make... Best,

[mattybass1]

So my friend/teacher came over tonight after his concert and I was about to show him new bassist's that I've found recently on youtube, and he's usually only half interested, he asked who was this was, when the music started. When I told him Barry Green His eyes light up like a christmas tree, and he said ohh he's magnificent and that you were principal in cincinnati and now teach in san fran, had some great solo work, and was singing praises...

[mattybass1]

Hey Barry Exceptional playing..

You really play with grace and emotion..

[StopTheMoti0n]

this is the most phenominal bass work ive EVER HEARD!!! i wish i could find a recording, and im so suprised it isn't as popular as it should be

[annettekruisbrink]

Bravo !! Beautiful piece, very well performed. You are a great bass player!