Giovanni Bottesini: Variations on "Nel cor piu non mi sento"
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Giovanni Bottesini's Variations on "Nel cor piu non mi sento" performed by Mark Morton on double bass and piano.
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It sounds so graceful and light. I've been playing the doublebass for a year now and I could only aspire to play like that
Just outstanding. Such control over the instrument....sometimes this piece can become a show of technical skill instead of a piece of MUSIC. You Dr. Morton have proved everyone wrong. Well done!
Sooooo correct comment! Dr, Morton plays this piece soo easy so technicaly, that you dont see the difficulties, but only listen to this very simple but cute music.
The harmonics on neck position on the second variation are superb.
One of my favorite double bass players, and one of those who inspired me to start learning this instrument five years ago.
A true genius . His books on the double bass are a great inspiration to all instrument lovers.
Who on earth could possibly dislike this!!! Truly incredible performance and video presentation.
Mark Morton is so astoundingly excellent that he is unbelievable.
Not only is the technical prowess of this piece amazing, but his tone is so unbelievably clear. Especially in thumb position, which is very difficult. I would be ecstatic if I was anywhere near this good.
Bravo and Bravo!!
A truly remarkable performance!!!!
I love this! Neat duo, thanks to modern tech. Some pretty spectacular double bass playing too.
great tone and such a beautiful instrument
Beautiful tone!
very very fantastic Dr. Morton !!!! Congratulations
excellent playing and also very nice instrument
very beatuiful. i did not know that the contra bass could sound so calm and fresh.
GENIUS DOC.MORTON!!!👍😃
Bravo maestro Morton. Usted posee una técnica impecable y combinado con su calidez musical el resultado es maravilloso.
謝謝你讓我們分享，從你的經驗中學習到，領唔到很多，感激萬分 Dr.Morton Mark
Bravissimo!!!! like pianist, like double bassist!!!!
AMAZING
Just WOW!!!
dayum.....that bass....that player....!
This is Crazy :). Fantastic playing Máster
amazing
Enchante`....quelle valse!!!
Merci! Je suis heureux que vous l'aimez!
I was expecting a arrangement of Paganini’s Variations on Nel Cor Piu Mi Sento on Double Bass. Still amazing though
Giovanni Bottesini was called as Paganini of double bass
超級好，你是萬能的天才人，D.Mark 感謝您努力工作給予我們分享。
Nice playing, Doc!
Certifié intergalactique!
+Gilbert Pangyarihan Merci bien!
Wow! The second variation all with the first position harmonics.... It's already so difficult to find them.
fantastic
Супер молодцы!!! Браво!!!
Bravo maestro,hizo usted muy bien cambiar de contrabajo o hacerle alguna modificación
OMG so cool mark
Fantastic !!! J'apprécie d'autant + que mon père était contrebassiste...
I've seen that circular thing on the bridge where your g string is before, what exactly is it?
It's a "tone filter" as Pirastro calls it. The used to include this with every top string to be installed as I did. I think they finally gave up because nobody was using it. The top string is actually designed to be installed with the tone filter! I think it does round out the tone and give it richness.
Uuuuufffffff..... Without words...
What program/software do you use to record and make multishot videos like this?
Beautiful. What is your db?
Thank You! JB Guadagnini 1765
This reminds me of how Oscar Peterson quit piano for a while after hearing Art Tatum
da goat
Violin player here... Wondering how you are playing such clean notes near the fingerboard... Is it natural harmonics, and if so it is very impressive you memorized the fingerings
Yes, they are natural harmonics. Because the bass is tuned in fourths, we have a complete diatonic scale available in natural harmonics on the double bass.
@@DrMarkMorton That clears it up, I was wondering how you could make some of the notes. A shame you can't replicate this on a violin.
Great playing and tone. What is the little mute on your g string?
It's a small rubber washer. Pirastro used to include this (they called it a "tone filter") with all top strings and intended it to be installed like that.
Id pay to see this guy live
McAllisterDoubleBass same
this should be a piece written for singer... I dont think there are any singers that would sing like this without breath at all...anyway great tecnique!!
Is this a joke?
@@Jackson_Blagg obviously
Twins!
No just special effects
is there an orchestral tuning piano part?
Yes, I will be publishing this soon with the piano part in 3 different keys.
Look like he is not pressing the string totally down as to touch the fingerboard. Interesting. What is this sorcery?
Harmonics
I just noticed there’s only one guy
what is that rubber piece on your g sting ?
It is a tone filter. These rubber washers come with every Pirastro top string, and is intended to be installed like that on the top string. It warms up the sound.
I have never seen that rubber piece with Pirastro strings.
Pirastro used to include them with the top string back in the day. I think Pirastro just gave up because nobody used them...
May a cellist use german bow grip?
I have never seen a cellist use a German bow grip, but I think it would be an interesting experiment. Of course, for centuries, the viola da gamba has used an underhanded bow grip. In cultures across the globe, vertically held bowed stringed instruments use an underhanded bow grip. No doubt though, a cellist using an underhanded bow grip will be perceived as a "weirdo," no matter the possible benefits.
how can i buy the note?
This will soon be available from BCMP Publishing back2classic.us/
thx for your answer..
4:36 Double Morton? hahahha
2:40 dang
2:03
In my opinion, playing this part like that is stylistically a mistake
That’s what’s written on the page
How?