Hector Tirado - doublebass / Vocalise - Serge Rachmaninoff
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Probably I may understand your performance.
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@MrMittendorf that's simply incredible.
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Belle interprétation
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Even if he wasn't deaf it's still quite good. The db is a tough instrument to play!
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is he deaf?
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@MrMittendorf Well, I'm not really sure, but I know he feels the vibrations of the instrument and uses that perception in order to play, just what you said. I didn't believe that he really exists until I saw him playing in one of the many concertos that the Symphonic Orchestra of Puerto Rico gives. He may be the same person that Gary Karr mentioned, because I still haven't heard of another contra-bassist with a similar ability. He may not play incredibly well, but his persistence is admirable!
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@zimoo73 n'oublie pas Jean-Marc Rollez aussi ...
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@equamars1 Do you know if Hector Tirado studied with Gary Karr at all? I studied with Karr in the summer of 2005, and he mentioned a deaf bassist who had studied with him. If it's the same person, he tunes by feeling the vibrations of the instrument against his body. In fact, it would be even more difficult for him on the violin. And apparently, his intonation is worse when he wears a hearing aid. What a person can't do with a little determination, eh?
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why the heck would you make a bass player stand on such a tiny platform????
You may not understand, but Héctor Tirado is deaf!!!! It's very difficult to play the doublebass without the sense of hearing...
equamars1 1 year ago 6
Im a french speaker so may b, my english is not correct.
I want ask u , how can u conform that Mr karr have great problem.
I think Mr karr's play is unique and sophistique than other bass players.
may b u cant hear the beauty of bass sound by
Mr Karr. thats the great problem of you .
zimoo73 3 years ago 5