I’ve been listening to a lot of violin performances by Augustin Hadelich. I have to say that I’ve been spoiled. When I played upright bass in high school and college most of my peers were better than me. Meaning that they could play pieces on the instrument that sounded musical. No upper position intonation problems etc. My teacher was a cellist who also taught bass viol. I think that this was disadvantageous. She was however a great cellist and a ethnomusicologist as well. So while I didn’t do exceedingly well with the instrument,I still could hold my own in the bass section of our orchestra, and she opened my big awkward looking ears up to music I otherwise would never had heard. She told me about Gary ,Bertram,and Francois. Bassists who somehow surpassed the physical challenges of the instrument. I never thought that I could be excellent on the big bass. I never played it after college and took up electric bass. I played in cover bands and travelled through a lot of the U.S. eventually landing in Nashville where I played with singer songwriters live and in the studio. I met and played with a few A list players along the way. Good times! To all who love music, absolutely go for it. Music saved my life. I had a really tough time as a kid. My mother was abusive and mentally ill. I was sexually abused as well because I had no one to protect me. So I’m a survivor and music is a gift from God. Look out for each other,and encourage your peers. ❤
Wonderfull played,congratulstions from your Violist-,Collegue,yours Josha 🎼🎶🎻🙋♂️🇪🇺🇩🇪🇫🇷🇨🇭🇺🇸 By the way,Beethovens 5.Symphony Der Kontrabass-Part,there coming directly the Violas afterwards. All the best to you both 🍀 🍀🍀
2:03 intro
3:25 Tracy Rowell Bach cello suite 1
3:59 prelude
7:37 Allemande
13:42 Courante
17:25 Sarabande
20:49 Minuets
24:55 Gigue
28:32 Derek Zadinsky intro
34:50 Vanhal Mvt. 1
42:33 Othello
45:10 Polonaise
46:26 Double
48:32 Badinerie
50:21 Schubert 9
51:14 Mozart 40
52:10 Mahler 2
54:35 Brief Chat
58:04 Bach 3 Bourrées
1:02:44 Mozart 35 mvt 1
1:04:54 Mozart 35 mvt 4
1:06:23 Brahms 2 mvt 1
1:08:05 Brahms 2 mvt 4
1:09:02 Beethoven 9 Recit
1:11:12 Beethoven 9 Ode to Joy
1:14:05 Beethoven 9 March letter M
1:15:38 Beethoven 5 Scherzo
1:17:02 Beethoven 5 Trio
1:18:43 Heldenleben #9
some heroes don't wear capes
Great to hear this whole recital! Lucky students getting to listen to how 'it's done'.
Excellent!!
I’ve been listening to a lot of violin performances by Augustin Hadelich. I have to say that I’ve been spoiled. When I played upright bass in high school and college most of my peers were better than me. Meaning that they could play pieces on the instrument that sounded musical. No upper position intonation problems etc. My teacher was a cellist who also taught bass viol. I think that this was disadvantageous. She was however a great cellist and a ethnomusicologist as well. So while I didn’t do exceedingly well with the instrument,I still could hold my own in the bass section of our orchestra, and she opened my big awkward looking ears up to music I otherwise would never had heard. She told me about Gary ,Bertram,and Francois. Bassists who somehow surpassed the physical challenges of the instrument. I never thought that I could be excellent on the big bass. I never played it after college and took up electric bass.
I played in cover bands and travelled through a lot of the U.S. eventually landing in Nashville where I played with singer songwriters live and in the studio. I met and played with a few A list players along the way. Good times! To all who love music, absolutely go for it. Music saved my life. I had a really tough time as a kid. My mother was abusive and mentally ill. I was sexually abused as well because I had no one to protect me. So I’m a survivor and music is a gift from God. Look out for each other,and encourage your peers. ❤
Nice...thx for letting us hear! Awesome sounding bass!
Woooow thanks for this great FANTÁSTIC JOB 👏👏👏👏👏
bravi to all of you! wondeful playing!
that tone!!
What a useful resource, thank you!
Excellent!
Just fantastic! 🎵🎶
Wonderfull played,congratulstions from your Violist-,Collegue,yours Josha 🎼🎶🎻🙋♂️🇪🇺🇩🇪🇫🇷🇨🇭🇺🇸
By the way,Beethovens 5.Symphony Der Kontrabass-Part,there coming directly the Violas afterwards.
All the best to you both 🍀 🍀🍀
Hi, how can I find the piano reduction for these excerpts?
This was arranged by Scott Dixon, I don’t know if it has been made public yet.
where is this does anyone know?
Griswold Hall at the Peabody Conservatory
L.H. pizz on Heldenleben low C, blammo!
Bass works? UH YEAH I SURE HOPE IT DOES....🤨