Rinat doesn’t have many videos here on TH-cam. But they’ll remain for the future generations, as milestones in classical music. Rinat, you’ve been an amazing artist 🙏🏼
Hey listen kid. If you want to make it as a professional bassist, you go out and you do it. Don't take any crap from anybody. But work your freakin ass off. If you want it, you can do it. I am currently a grad student pianist at Manhattan School of Music. When I was your age, I wouldn't have believed I would make it this far. I am proof that it can work with a lot of hard work and dedication. Also, I was really good friends with this kid in high school who now plays bass in Cleveland Orchestra.
Gorgeous middle movement! Casals was right when he stated that slow passages show more of a player's skill and control than the flashier faster movements. Total respect to both bassist and pianist.
@PorcupineFloyd68 Thanks for your comments. What Rinat was trying to emphasise was that these pieces were originally written in Es Major. His performance here is in D Major due to the problems associated with transposing the entire accompaniment. I've clarified the descriptions to make this clearer.
I love classical/baroque music, and have listened for years. These two have caused me to discover (by chance) two new favourites. Vanhal and Dittersdorf.
I don't know if you'll ever see this, but I'm a bassist in 11th grade and hoping to continue music professionally. I just wanted to say that you are quite possibly my favorite bassist ever, and you're definitely my inspiration to push myself harder. Your music is truly amazing and the beauty and tone you get out of the bass is phenomenal. Thank you for all of these great videos, I watch them a lot more then I'm willing to bet most kid my age consider normal heheh. Anyway, I'm a huge fan.
17 year old here--I've been working on this piece for three years. I got the music for it near Christmas in 2009 and I still don't have it where I want it. I'm happy with it, but not satisfied. It's my baby; you come to love the pieces that take the most out of you to play, but that doesn't mean it gets any easier. Learning it was easy--you can learn it completely within a month if you work at it every day. But learning it is just the first step of a very, very long journey.
oltre ogni immaginazione per uno strumento sempre sottovolutato e relegato al puro accompagnamento viva il contrabbasso che ha un suono così caddo ed espressivo che nulla ha da invidiare i suoi cugini ad arco...Rinat pare che parli col contrabbasso....wow.....
OMG, this guy is really good. All He played was just amazing. The style is incredibly authentic to all eras and styles of music. Bottesini, Bach, Classic and Modern Music.... The real lesson to future professionals and students also. Bravo!
This inspired me to order the music and tune my spare bass to Viennese tuning and give it a try. I'd learned it years ago in standard tuning, but this version is so much better.
What an amazing performance! I'm trying to re-learn this piece and my 10 year old daughter is accompanying me. We might not ever get it up to speed but it's better than growing dusty!
An absolutely stunning performance. All credit to Catherine Edwards. She accompanies Rinat's playing with aplomb. As a side note, ah hell to it the pun is intended 🤣. I'd love to hear Victor Wooten play this on electric bass guitar. I think he'd thoroughly enjoy playing it.
Creo que tengo mucho tiempo tocando contrabajo, y este contrabajo se escucha fabuloso. Maestro la técnica del arco francés me encanta, el sonido proyectado de este concierte es increíble. Espero algún día conocerlo en persona.
I love this recording so much! I've listened to as many recordings of this piece in preparation for exams, auditions and concerto competitions (I mean if I can use one piece in different contexts why not save myself the time?) But I definitely keep coming back to this version.
Bravo, Rinat! Great performance technically and more importantly, such a great interpretation. All the best to you from Canada. What a wonderful bass section you must have in the LSO. I hear about it here from my bass guru, Joel Quarrington who lives nearby.
I'd love to learn the Double Bass one day...I'd be unimaginably badass like this guy. Cello first, then maybe I could start thinking about it. Great peformance!
One thing I love about an orchestra instead of a acoustic I would have to go with the electric so everything would have to be electric in the orchestra that I would use for a concert in a Hall that's less echobut, I noticed that when you guys play the barbican music center I definitely has less echo in it. Is the kind of music center that I'm talking about thenational youth orchestra definitely was in the barbican music center for a couple of performances or concerts that they have which definitely has over a hundred musicians which I would use they have a hundred sixty-five musicians I would use more than a hundred sixty-five just go with the 280!
@theiudb4265 i was just reading the notes in the urtext edition this morning. apparently "solo" tuning was only a semitone up, not a full tone, as a result, you get Eb instead of E.
Rest In Peace. Was such a role model to many young bassists including myself. I wish I could one day master the bass as he did. We miss you Rinat
Rest In Peace . Love you rinat.
He died!? 🥺
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@@jamespetno2414 theviolinchannel.com/double-bassist-rinat-ibragimov-died-london-symphony-obituary/
Yes, like 2 months ago.
And of all things covid :(
Rinat doesn’t have many videos here on TH-cam. But they’ll remain for the future generations, as milestones in classical music. Rinat, you’ve been an amazing artist 🙏🏼
better ppl are comin
There will never be another like Rinat, he is the GOAT.
Rest in peace, maestro.
Hey listen kid. If you want to make it as a professional bassist, you go out and you do it. Don't take any crap from anybody. But work your freakin ass off. If you want it, you can do it. I am currently a grad student pianist at Manhattan School of Music. When I was your age, I wouldn't have believed I would make it this far. I am proof that it can work with a lot of hard work and dedication. Also, I was really good friends with this kid in high school who now plays bass in Cleveland Orchestra.
thank you so much
Rinat and the pianist, should be given equal credit. They are both excellent!
About 50,000 pianists can sound like this. About 5 bass players in the world can sound like this.
For sure, Dittersdorf´s soul in whatever celestial world it is inhabiting, was thrilled to hear this performance by Rinat Ibragimov.
Gorgeous middle movement! Casals was right when he stated that slow passages show more of a player's skill and control than the flashier faster movements. Total respect to both bassist and pianist.
The man is stunning!!! Hope he recovers all movement. God bless you Rinat!
And Catherine Edwards too, for her sensible and very beautiful accompaniment!
@PorcupineFloyd68 Thanks for your comments. What Rinat was trying to emphasise was that these pieces were originally written in Es Major. His performance here is in D Major due to the problems associated with transposing the entire accompaniment. I've clarified the descriptions to make this clearer.
he tuned the strings to E-P-I-C
Very impressive, but you can do this... ops! wrong chanel!
@@LucasCorreaOficial I see what you did there ;-P
Hahahaha
*But P isn't a note, hee hee, idiot lol*
@@zackiechan2601 Niether is 'I'
this must have been a pleasure for both artists to perform this, my participation about mr ibragimov, rest in peace
4:50
What the hell did I just witness?!
Rinat is a god
Well damn...
Andrew Utz Oh, I don’t know. I heard a lot of bow noise.
@@TheAxe4Ever GTF outta here
CrandMackerel Okay. But I was just making an observation. No need to get upset.
@@TheAxe4Ever That's a problem all bassists have. If you try to fight this noise, it sounds worse. Articulation is a very hard thing on double bass
I love classical/baroque music, and have listened for years. These two have caused me to discover (by chance) two new favourites. Vanhal and Dittersdorf.
now we can hear the doublebass and classical repertoire BREATH!!! ... WOW,THANKS FOR POSTING
I don't know if you'll ever see this, but I'm a bassist in 11th grade and hoping to continue music professionally. I just wanted to say that you are quite possibly my favorite bassist ever, and you're definitely my inspiration to push myself harder. Your music is truly amazing and the beauty and tone you get out of the bass is phenomenal. Thank you for all of these great videos, I watch them a lot more then I'm willing to bet most kid my age consider normal heheh. Anyway, I'm a huge fan.
Justice Ross where are you now?
Or now for that matter?
how are things now
please answer us 😥
How are you man
Maestosa esecuzione del contrabbassista, sostenuta da una altrettanto brava e delicata pianista. Fantastico!
My God. This man was unbelievable. RIP
Not only virtuosity and light, but also very espiritual! Bravo Rinat!
Amazing...amazing. Thank you LSO for publishing on the "tube."
I recently discovered Dittersdorf, from a wonderful vinyl called: The Art of Dennis Brain, thank you for your art.
mr ibragimov is a master of his craft.a wonderful player.many many thanks.
17 year old here--I've been working on this piece for three years. I got the music for it near Christmas in 2009 and I still don't have it where I want it. I'm happy with it, but not satisfied. It's my baby; you come to love the pieces that take the most out of you to play, but that doesn't mean it gets any easier.
Learning it was easy--you can learn it completely within a month if you work at it every day. But learning it is just the first step of a very, very long journey.
Esa señora es lo maximo , en todos los videos del Maestro Rinat , hace un impecable trabajo , yo le amo!!
Viennese tuning, so A - D - F# - A bottom to top.
Thank you so much for posting so many solo works for the double bass.
Professional, inspiring as young bassist, and educational!!!
Thanks lots!!!!
Wonderful performance! We've added it to our playlist 'Who'sPlayingMozartEra?' Thank you for your magnificent performance!!!
He is a miracle. Thank you I have NEVER heard playing like this. He is wonderful and what a wonderful accompanianist!
oltre ogni immaginazione per uno strumento sempre sottovolutato e relegato al puro accompagnamento viva il contrabbasso che ha un suono così caddo ed espressivo che nulla ha da invidiare i suoi cugini ad arco...Rinat pare che parli col contrabbasso....wow.....
Beautiful music, beautiful bass!
I don't think I've ever heard a bass sound that beautiful. jesus.
This is fantastic, i have never seen such finger movements and grasp of the strings,God
bless you and add you more strength and vigour.
I really want all these recordings he's done on a CD. That would be an awesome collection.
Wow. Is that even possible?! Piano is fantastic. Bass is fantastic. Music is a gift from GOD
OMG, this guy is really good.
All He played was just amazing.
The style is incredibly authentic to all eras and styles of music.
Bottesini, Bach, Classic and Modern Music....
The real lesson to future professionals and students also.
Bravo!
4:15
My teacher and I love this specific fingering for Dittersdorf, we name it "Ibrahimov's"
I could listen to this guy all day long!
This inspired me to order the music and tune my spare bass to Viennese tuning and give it a try. I'd learned it years ago in standard tuning, but this version is so much better.
Me and my bird enjoyed it very much. Thanks for this wonderful performance ！！👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍😍😍
This concert is amazing! The second moviment is just sublime!!! Congratulation Rinat Ibragimov for your perfomance!
What an amazing performance! I'm trying to re-learn this piece and my 10 year old daughter is accompanying me. We might not ever get it up to speed but it's better than growing dusty!
Brilliant, both the composition as well as both soloists !!
An absolutely stunning performance. All credit to Catherine Edwards. She accompanies Rinat's playing with aplomb. As a side note, ah hell to it the pun is intended 🤣. I'd love to hear Victor Wooten play this on electric bass guitar. I think he'd thoroughly enjoy playing it.
Stupendous! Two "monsters" of their respective instruments! Nothing more to be commented!
Dank Patrick Süskind's Der Kontrabaß hab ich von Karl von Dittersdorf erfahren.
WUNDERBARER und GROßARTIG gespielt.
What a fantastic composition, and flawless interpretation. I love the deep sound of the double bass, no doubt my favorite bass instrument.
I need more videos of Rinat in my life
Can't believe I'm 6 months late and didn't know. Rinat is my favorite... rest in peace
Some of the finest double bass playing right there
La mejor version de este concierto que he escuchado.....fue uno de los grandes....
Wonderful all around, terrific pianist and bass player.
Truly magnificent playing
Both of them are amazing!
Thanks for the over the top music making.
Amazing, Amazing, Amazing! His articulation is to die for!!
Прекрасне високопрофесійне виконання! Браво!
Fanastic naturallu musikality, perfect technikaly. So beautiful warm sound.Thank you vor shering.
Creo que tengo mucho tiempo tocando contrabajo, y este contrabajo se escucha fabuloso.
Maestro la técnica del arco francés me encanta, el sonido proyectado de este concierte es increíble. Espero algún día conocerlo en persona.
Bravo Rinat!
Amazing! Rinat is a truly master, and an inspiration for me! Thanks for uploading his videos! Again!
Our Rinat is the King of the double bass.
Absolutely amazing!!! Beautiful!!!!
Bravo, Rinat!
Bravo, Rinat...I am your biggest fan!
After 6 years still my favorite Dittersdorf, i hope is in good health wherever he is now.0
It's incredible playing in every way. I do think the piano is mixed a little high in these recordings. Inspirational.
Bravo Rinat!!!!!
Impresionante. Afinación impecable, siempre.
His bass has extreme character,
I love this recording so much! I've listened to as many recordings of this piece in preparation for exams, auditions and concerto competitions (I mean if I can use one piece in different contexts why not save myself the time?) But I definitely keep coming back to this version.
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY!
I will miss you, thanks for all.
That was great! More videos of Rinat ! :D
RIP Mr. Rinat ibragimov
1 часть - 0:07
2 часть - 5:38
3 часть - 10:11
Cpocibo
Wonderful pianist!
angierosselinchan Why would you say that?
Mitchell Ballester He is probably joking, because Rinat Ibragimov is one of the greatest bass players of all time.
she is wonderful
Sorry, aber die Pianistin ist maximal nett. Der Bassist ist einer der Weltbesten. Ahnung scheinst Du nicht groß zu haben, wifey.
@@chocchip_00 Sorry disagree, love the piano in this. They have good chemistry.
Rinat is anwone on his instrument. Big respect also for Catherine Edwards on Piano.
Bravo, Rinat! Great performance technically and more importantly, such a great interpretation. All the best to you from Canada. What a wonderful bass section you must have in the LSO. I hear about it here from my bass guru, Joel Quarrington who lives nearby.
vraiment intéressant, et quel jeu !
bro is the goat. big inspiration to me
Sad to see Rinat not play anymore, I hope he gets his health back
Lovely old Bass he’s got there..... Lovely soft honey tone, too.....
so beautiful! thank you!
El mejor de todos definitivamente
Brilliant playing
I'd love to learn the Double Bass one day...I'd be unimaginably badass like this guy. Cello first, then maybe I could start thinking about it. Great peformance!
Did you learn bass?
Mágico!!! Me encanta!!!
One of the greatest works for bass ever written - almost mastered it in HS orchestra, but alas am now older and out of practise.
One thing I love about an orchestra instead of a acoustic I would have to go with the electric so everything would have to be electric in the orchestra that I would use for a concert in a Hall that's less echobut, I noticed that when you guys play the barbican music center I definitely has less echo in it. Is the kind of music center that I'm talking about thenational youth orchestra definitely was in the barbican music center for a couple of performances or concerts that they have which definitely has over a hundred musicians which I would use they have a hundred sixty-five musicians I would use more than a hundred sixty-five just go with the 280!
RIP Maestro
Bravo!
Damn, there are a lot of cracks in that thing! It would be fun to know how each one happened.
Wonderful playing!
Movers. I had cracks in my cello sound peg after a professional move. Had to replace the tail. Luckily nothing in the body.
yea
Que teso el Maestro.
10:39 he plays like the double bass man from patrick suskinds "der kontrabass"
Beautiful, thank you!
@theiudb4265 i was just reading the notes in the urtext edition this morning. apparently "solo" tuning was only a semitone up, not a full tone, as a result, you get Eb instead of E.
thank you maestro...r.i.p.
🎉bravo ,. Aplausos, bravisimo un ejemplo de músicos a seguir.
It is a very interesting composition indeed!
Probably going to play this after I finish the Vanhal!