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These are fun to study as bassists but as a listener I think I prefer the actual Cello which isn't to knock this performance. He is an amazing player and plays it well.
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Where would I find a bow like that..
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@highway788 Ich bin aus Island, aber ich spreche ein wenig Deutsch und Sie machen einen guten Punkt.
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what bass is this anyways?
its seems to have the shape of a testore?
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"which he hopes will help encourage student bass players to explore Baroque playing and Bach's music in particular"
.....mission accomplished
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Perfect work!
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I had to learn the basics of this instrument as a music major, i kept playing two strings at one time, but i did enough to pass the class
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@flaminess It's a Baroque bow. That's why. It's held much higher up than a normal french style bow. The higher up with the baroque gives the better dexterity for your playing, especially on a cello piece as complex as this one.
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@flaminess I would assume it has it purpose, seeing that cello bow is shorter (generally, I know person who plays virtuoso cello and bass, and uses one bow for both of them. Maybe it is because it was really expensive bow... Dunno) But I would guess that i so he could get a closer tough to the instrument, since he is kinda playing like a cello in this case, even it is a Contr.bass
Basses have such a nice earthy tone... I think its because it's the closest thing to playing a tree.
Ijjycoyote 10 months ago 141
he holds his bow in such an interesting way
flaminess 5 months ago 30