Schubert Sonate Arpeggione D821

Concert donné mercredi 6 février 2008 au CRR de Rouen. Bernard Cazauran contrebasse, Edith Dupuis piano.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Schubert
• Arpeggione
• D821
• Bernard
• Cazauran
• Edith
• Dupuis
• contrebasse
• Double
• bass
• Kontrabass
• classique

[alsozoidberg]

Is this Bernard Cazauran in any way related to Jacques Cazauran, who was the bassist in Arthur Grumiaux's recording of the Trout Quintet?

[cyclobasse]

Yes, he is the son

[shtucni]

too bad you cannot actually hear the bass. very nice technique... sound though...

[clancywiggam]

Is that pianist playing with a hammer?

[ryansth16]

@UncleTito72 Yea! Played this one on viola and it's still not easy. The 16th note sections always sound sloppy on a Bass with those thick strings as well but wonderfully done!

[Violinkid05]

Wonder where this was for people to think this piece ended on a 7th chord and start clapping

[Violinkid05]

The piano should of closed the top or had it on the bottom latch. it should only be that high if playing with a much larger ensemble or symphony

[CCNutella]

Amazing, thanks for sharing!

[musikgirl1]

WOW!! What a beautiful performance. :)

[UncleTito72]

This is near impossible to play on a double bass, because it is tuned in fourths and has only four strings. The arpeggione has six (also tuned in fourths, but with a thisrd in the middle. Just like a guitar), so the jumps are not at large, Any bassist tackling this piece has guts, in my opinion.

[daveymaq]

shame about the audience! bravo!

[minicoop89]

man! as usual, the pianist plays way too loud. Ugh! Oh well, it is still a beautiful performance and masterful piece

[Ludalone]

quel musicien! bravo bernard! great job!!