G.F. Handel Sonata in C minor - I. Adagio, II. Allegro
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- Double Bass player Chris Spendley performs on his first graduate recital (of two) at the John J. Cali School of Music at Montclair State University in Eastern New Jersey where he studied with Linda McKnight as a Graduate Classical Double Bass Performance Major. This recital is presented in partial fulfillment of requirements for a Master's degree in Classical Performance. Bassist Christopher F. Spendley is accompanied by Terezija Cukrov. The piece of music is George Frideric Handel Sonata in C minor (originally for oboe). The movements are I. Adagio and II. Allegro. This recital was recorded and edited by Rodney Leinberger.
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Thank you so much! I actually stood and played for a very long time, and I believe that to sit and play properly you must be able to stand and play properly first. Sitting and playing with both feet on the ground happened by accident for me actually. I was tired in a lesson one day, so I borrowed my bass teacher's stool, which was low for me, but I loved the way I was able to approach the bass, so I ended up cutting my stool down. I would equate the way I sit with maybe a (to be continued)...
awesome performance..love the intonation and your clean sound..im actually doing the same sonata myself next week for my end of the year double bass practical at the university of cape town..
thanks for posting this and good job, playing this piece on alto sax and this helped me learn to "play like a string player"
wonderful performance..will be doing these two movements myself for my end of the year double bass exam which is a week from now..love your clean sound and intonation..
Nice playing! Please, say hi to your wonderful pianist! (long time ago, we used to play billiard ...)
Thank you very much! This is a piece for oboe, and it's transcribed for bass in a book called "Solos for the Double Bass Player" by Oscar Zimmerman, which has a pink cover, and a cello on the cover, for some strange reason. Hahaha! Good luck!
Glad to see the recital went well. Tell Ms. Cukrov that Emilio says hi (she was my piano class teacher at RU)
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@MrDBass100 Thank you so much, I really appreciate it! Good luck in your performance!
@ileftmyheartinnj Linda McKnight and Kevin Brown are the classical teachers and Bill Moring is the jazz teacher. I study with Linda, who is excellent, and I've also studied with Kevin and worked with Bill when he taught my combo for a while and they're both excellent as well!
@ileftmyheartinnj Thanks! Yeah, it's a transcription of an oboe sonata, so it's probably not popularly played by bass players, but somehow it lies pretty well on the bass.
...(continued) player like Jeff Bradetich, or even possibly David Grossman. I've tried to model some of what I do after phenomenal players like these, but of course not at the cost of my own health and best interest in terms of my playing. However, I played in a master class for Jeff Bradetich, and upon meeting him, I realized that he's incredibly tall, so to sit the way he does, he needs not cut his stool. I hope this information is helpful to you!
Nice playing! Please, say hi to your wonderful pianist!!! (long time ago, we used to play billiard)
@xphoenixinflamesx actually i found this video because it's on this year's Trinity Grade 8 Bass syllabus :P thanks!
@emilioguarino Oh cool, congrats and good luck!
@miabeethoven Thank you! And sure, I will!
Awesome!
Where can i find the sheet music?
@emilioguarino Cool man, I will! See you in the fall?
Hey man, this stuff sounds great too! Not familiar with the piece, but excellent job with it nonetheless!!
@xphoenixinflamesx No, I'm going to The Hartt School.
who teaches bass at the john j cali school of music?
Oh, and by the way, your vibrato is really good. I like your tone a lot too!
hello, where I can get the score ?
Hi! This sonata was originally for oboe. A transcription for the double bass can be found in a book entitled "Solos for the Double Bass Player", edited by Oscar Zimmerman (formerly of the Rochester Philharmonic). It's a worthwhile book to buy, as it has a number of great pieces, including the regularly performed Bottesini Elegy. Here's a link to it on Amazon. Just remove the parentheses. amazon(.)com/Solos-Double-Bass-Player-Zimmerman/dp/B000PLZKKY