It is really amazing! I would like to ask something, so I was wondering if it is going to be possible, logical, audible, effective, etc. to use this technique on cello (with the standard tuning).
Yes it is possible, although the effectivity of the technic will be reduced by both factors that the cello has much less natural resonance, and that the strings have more tension. But : best is to try it out !:)
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Thanks Florentin! Great explanation. How would I notate this in a serious score? I would love to challenge my classical players
That is really amazing Florentin! Do love it!
Thank you so much for the helpful explanation!
Very useful! Thanks!
wunderbar!
Amazing, thank you! Do you have a different tuning than normal? I hear a lot of B flats..
is this the same technique used in Scodanibbio’s Sequenza XIVb?
Yes, it is!
Thank you! I’m writing for upright bass and I’m having a blast discovering all of the possibilities.
@@ethanchambers02 Thank you! Glad to hear that 👍
It is really amazing! I would like to ask something, so I was wondering if it is going to be possible, logical, audible, effective, etc. to use this technique on cello (with the standard tuning).
Yes it is possible, although the effectivity of the technic will be reduced by both factors that the cello has much less natural resonance, and that the strings have more tension. But : best is to try it out !:)