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Francois Rabbath - "Le Cri de Venise"
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The Queensland Conservatorium was lucky enough to have the master of the Double Bass, Francois Rabbath, visit for a Recital and Masterclass. This was the second final piece he presented to us before leaving.
This song is beautiful!
What a rich sound out of that Instrument!!!
Oh my gosh I love this!
THE BEST " ARCO " BASS PLAYER IN THE WORLD...SUCH A PLEASURE TO LISTEN TO...DEFINITLY A MASTER ...
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such a touching song, hes a legend!
A master, saw him some 20 years ago at U of Maryland. So glad I got to see him perform while he still had all his powers.
Superbe !
thats fucking amazing ad alta voce
So so beautiful!!! Maestro Rabbath
Eu queria saber o peso e comprimento do arco .Alguém sabe?
GREAT! PAX!
Bir arkadaş tavsiyesiyle dinliyorum çok derin ve çok sarsıcı birazda huzur ben de tavsiye ederim iyi dinlemeler...
This was the soundtrack to a really good Iraqi movie. It’s an incredible melody
Brilliant!
Does anyone has the written notes for this?
Si seulement je connaissais les 30 premiers seconde en partition, je pourrai essayer d'en faire une musique
Fabulous! It is wonderful to hear a double bass played soloistically with standard tuning rather than the tuning a whole step higher, which denatures and unnaturally lightens the sound of the instrument without improving projection.
Genio total
This was used in the Iraqi movie Zaman. look it up and play from minute 26:50
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oh my good god...I've never heard the original composer version quite like this.. except maybe from McNally appearance. I love Barry Green's interpretation, but obviously only the creator can recapture it in its purest form.
What a beautiful and haunting strain of music performed by a master. Francois Rabbath is a true gift.
enchanting piece!!
I remember when one his old pupils, Barry Green, came and played this at my university. Still one of my favorite music compositions ever. The story behind it was he composed it in response to Venice's slowly deteriorating state at the time.
Thanks so much for uploading this! I was looking a recording of him playing this piece like forever. This is really something for me! Thanks again!