Sperger, Concerto Nr. 15 1st mov (Anner Bylsma: cadenza 2011)

Cadence for E. Ruiz by Anner Bylsma (2011)
Teresa Carreño Youth Orchestra of Venezuela
Christian Vasquez, conductor
Edicson Ruiz, doublebass
Ruben Guzman, cembalo

[@Bassissimo01]

Bravo Edicson! Congratulation for your work. You come from Venezuela and show how played a german great double bassist and composer of the 18.century in original "viennese" tuning of this time. I hope now some colleguae also in Germany play more Sperger-works! He wrote 40 works for Solo-Double Bass! Concerto No.15 is one of the best, what we have. Again congratulation to Edicson Ruiz!

[@maiarho]

Klaus, playing more Sperger-works? I don't hope so. Please compare this piece to any Haydn, Mozart or any other well known composer work. I don't say that these bass pieces shouldn't be played at all. But they are not underrated, and there are good reasons why they are played so rarely. Being a pro bassist, I can say that. Playing pieces like that will contribute to an insulation between the other string players and bassists. If Sperger had written his works for cello, viola or violin, he would be totally unknown. We bassists have to play works like Sperger, because there is not much more left to play. Not, because they are sooo good. Sad, but it is so.

[@gillesleroux2580]

Une interprétation très enlevée et très bien cadencée de ce concerto de Sperger. Il existe d'autres versions plus monotones !

[@artabanes]

What a delightful concerto and beautiful performance! I wonder what Sperger's other concertos must be like. Have been looking for recordings but found little. I do have this CD recording, but if you do come out with a complete Sperger double bass concerto disk set, I'll will definitely want one.

[@Dogaradodia]

Certified Intergalactic! Featured on my FB wall.

[@manicContrebasse]

Nice shirt !

[@volodymyrshystko4626]

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