Rabbath plays Breiz
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@0chizhikpizhik0 get informed! the fact that rabbath use the same bowing in all the piece is because this piece tak its inspiration from trad music: music from "bretagne" in french or "Breiz" in breton...
So it is perfectly correct to use such bow techniques repeatedly ! and here the musicality is perfect...
classical music player need to stop looking at their belly button! here you talk about this like it's a classical music piece ! and it's not !
it's trad ! and trad is played like this !
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Playing this for my solo performance at TMEA. I'm so physced.
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this man is awesome!!
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I don't care what all the Simandl proponents say about Maestro Rabbath.The man is
awesome and untouchable! Now bring the noise!
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I saw Francois play this at the Adelaide town hall a few years back when he were doing master classes. It was the most amazing concert of my life.
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You don't require more practicing just focused practicing, that's it Regardless the bow hold. Rabbath is a composer. Criticizing is good if its positive. Check out paganini capriccio 24 on bass, here on you tube. Catalin Rotaru is amazing.
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I disagree on German vs French being easier than latter one on bow control. If you want to play a passage like this just do Sevcik op.2 book and op.3 you can do whatever bow technique you want spiccato volante and other stuff. Just start slowly and move it up a notch every time. Just do these books and believe me they are not hard at all. You can buy the cello versions, (by the way I'm a bass player to German style), which are better than the the crappy Bass editions.
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Yes Rabbath is not a violinist, but this supposed breaktrough or his own bow style is nothing new and its not his. His bow hold was applied by cellist Andre Navarra, a long time before Rabbath and his arm position as well. Which by the way is almost 100% similar to Galamians violin teaching principals.
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yes. king of the french bow.
Isn't playing an Etude much better than playing a normal piece for showing how accomplished he isbecause Etudes are meant to practice the technical aspects of musicality?
And Rabbath is not a composer either is he? No he's a bass player. He plays what he needs to play and wants to play to become a better bass player.
Unless you play bass better than him, I suggest you stop criticizing his work. He didn't make this video to show off, someone else did.
I quit.
stridegum1213 1 year ago 4
my comment wasnt about violinists in particular, or violinists vs. bass players,
rather about what is and is not a high standard of string playing/music making. sorry that wasnt clear.
in the big picture of music making/string players, etc, this equates to a study, etude, or bowing exercise, both technically and musically. these are the reasons that this clip doesnt hold my interest.
0chizhikpizhik0 3 years ago