Henry Eccles - Sonata No 11 in G Minor for Double Bass and Piano
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 เม.ย. 2012
- Marcin Antkowiak, 19 years old contrabassist from Poland performs Eccles's Sonata No 11 in G Minor for Double Bass and Piano at a final recital in high school (04.04.2012). Piano part played by Liliana Skibińska. Sound recorded with Zoom H2.
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So beautiful, you are an amazing bassist! This is one of my most favorite bass solos and your are spot on with your fingerings and expressions! Very passionate! BRAVO!
Bravo! I performed that sonata in college. You did a marvelous job. Very expressive 1st movement. Great dynamics. You are gifted.
Thanks! Nice that you enjoy it.
I’m doing this in 10th grade this year
I really like it!! Wonderful expressions! I am performing it that night and hope I will do as good as you do! Thanks for giving me a new view at that wonderful piece! Wish me luck couse Iwill do Form you!!
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I am about to audition for my states all state orchestra and I will be playing this sonata for the required solo part. Any tips?
how did it go
answer please
Hello. Very nice. Bravo. I didn't know they are bassists in Poland who play french bow. Is that a new tendency?
Yes, I think now it's very common in Poland also. But when it was recorded (7 yr ago) it was rare. I had to convince my teacher because I felt discomfort with German bow (and I haven't played another string instrument before). Best!
Nice, but I have to ask, is either the piano or bass slightly de-tuned? Can hear it sort of
Or maybe just one string?
The bassist's intonation was slightly off during a few measures, yes.
+Poypull Yes, it was long time ago... ;)
I'm guessing this is solo string tuning? doesn't sound like mine with orchestral tuning.
+Jamohamm1 Yes, I used solo tuning. I have to use it because later I played Bottesini Concert and I want to play on one bass.
It was really beautiful.. but I'm a bit bothered, because I can't see the accompanist's name anywhere. It is difficult job and a little appreciation would be nice. For instance, her name should be something natural to put in the description. You're not alone on the stage, performing. There's so much more to it. :D
But it really was enjoyable. I'm going to play that piece as well. As an accompanist though :)
You're right. It was my oversight. Cheers and good luck :)
Thank you :D
Some of you know the story of why he did this sonata
+christofer carias peña On IMSLP they have first edition for violin and bc from 1720. There is an intro (in french) where he explains sth ;) (I don't understand french well) imslp.org/wiki/Violin_Sonata_in_G_minor_%28Eccles,_Henry%29