@thelawya I didn't realize you meant solo strings tuned down to orchestral pitch, but that seems like something that he would do, just to experiment, and nobody can deny that he sounds amazing.
Where could I find " Sound of a Bass" from F Rabath ? All along my heroin éra , these sounds had been the white top mountains over the city of Asclépiade .
I think it's called Concert N° 3 from his album A Través Del Mirall. I'm only guessing because of what I was able to hear from the iTunes demo. Can't afford to buy that one yet because it's an album only track
@thelawya I didn't realize you meant solo strings tuned down to orchestral pitch, but that seems like something that he would do, just to experiment, and nobody can deny that he sounds amazing.
You are The best maestro . XXXXL Love :)
I agree ❤
Bravo! Francois is a monster player with a tone that cuts through.
Great!! Francois you are a master! Wonderful to see/hear it all come together as it was meant too! You are a monster!! Bravo!!
Bravo Maestro, excelente música e interpretación!!!
El sonido real del contrabajo...
Bravo maestro!!!
The best....
Bravo maestro¡¡¡¡¡
@thelawya I didn't realize you meant solo strings tuned down to orchestral pitch, but that seems like something that he would do, just to experiment, and nobody can deny that he sounds amazing.
Quelle force, quelle sensibilité, quelle liberté !
( F.Rabbath n'a pas besoin de Bottesini pour exister en tant que cbassiste ...ouf !)
Where could I find " Sound of a Bass" from F Rabath ?
All along my heroin éra , these sounds had been the white top mountains over the city of Asclépiade .
the first piece is called "Poucha Dass"
@thelawya Rabbath doesn't use solo strings. He says they make the bass sound "unnatural"
Anyone who knows what strings he's using?
But he's the master anyway :) That's marvellous.
he uses this as his warm-up piece. (the first one)
anyone know the second song he played? this is absolutely amazing by the way, i envy anyone that has had the opportunity to see this guy in play
11 years late, but it's his Concerto #3
Would any body be kind enough to tell me which is the piece he plays after "Poucha Dass". Cheers!
That is an excerpt from Concert No. 3. Try this link to the full piece: ruclips.net/video/Hzs2ZD29WAk/видео.html
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Ce soir au Rexy !
Does anyone knows the name of the second piece, the one that starts at 2:30 ¿who's the composer?
I think it's called Concert N° 3 from his album A Través Del Mirall. I'm only guessing because of what I was able to hear from the iTunes demo. Can't afford to buy that one yet because it's an album only track
@@jacobedwards9706 thank you! it is the concert N.3
letś find out how to be their students!
@Kubilayakyildiz on his greatest day he doesn't sound nearly as good
Renaud Garcia Fons has better intonation.
@thelawya I didn't realize you meant solo strings tuned down to orchestral pitch, but that seems like something that he would do, just to experiment, and nobody can deny that he sounds amazing.