A work for Double Bass and Timpani by Philip Glass. Commissioned by the American Repertory Theater Cambridge MA for their production of Samuel Beckett's Endgame.

für Kontrabass Solo zu 5 Saiten und Verstärkung. Par LANG BERNHARD. / Date parution : 2023-03-11/ Répertoire / Contrebasse

L'oeuvre musicale qui a pour support une Partition a pour titre Fryba Hans Suite In The Olden Style Contrebasse. C'est une partition musicale composée par Fryba Hans et qui est destinée aux joueurs de Contrebasse. Le détail de l'instrumentation Contrebasse vous permettra de savoir si cette partition correspond bien à ce que vous cherchez. Son style Classique vous permettra de découvrir ô combien la musique Classique est belle et enrichissante. / Contrebasse / Partition

Fac-similé pour contrebasse.Klaus est une oeuvre pour un contrebassiste devant aussi chanter.Cette composition fait allusion au défunt compositeur Klaus Hashagen (1924-1998), qui a inspiré le titre de cette oeuvre.Des réminiscences du matériel musical de la Suite pour hautbois et clavecin, composée par le maître, sont à la base de ce travail.Cependant, trois autres oeuvres du défunt sont également évoquées, dans l'ordre d'apparition : Gesten pour flûtes à bec et bande (Edition Moeck, 1966) - ...alla scarlati..., étude radiophonique pour synthétiseur et ordinateur (bande, 1982) - Suono del telajo, oeuvre radiophonique probablement perdue, dont la date de composition est inconnue. / Contrebasse

Vagn Holmboe is part of a short list of Scandanavian composers who have reached worldwide acclaim and his works are being widely recognized as the most important Danish composiotions since Carl Nielsen. This Sonata is for Double-Bass Solo and is suited to players of at least upper-intermediate standard. Set for ABRSM Double Bass Grade 8 Exam.

For solo Double Bass and speaking musician-For Double Bass and speaking musician. Taxi! was inspired by those frantic cabs in Paris but the problems are universal. An hilarious music-theatre style piece by the French virtuoso equally successful for speaking bassist or with narrator. Grade: Medium

Composed jointly. A melodrama for double bass and narrator or speaking double bass player. 'Peter and the Wolf in miniature'. Neue Musikzeitung. Delightful little ten minute piece... for audiences of young children'. The Strad.Grade: Medium

Work for Solo Double Bass first premiered in June 2001 at the St.Magnus Church festival in Orkney by Duncan McTier.

A Selkie Tale is a short music-theatre work (duration about 25 minutes) designed for performance by seven- to eleven-year-olds year olds. Four solo roles and several separate chorus groups give scope for the participation of a large number of children of all ability levels.The story is a humorous version of the Orkney folk-tale of an islander kidnapping a Selkie wife - a creature who is a seal in the sea and a woman on the land. Things go hilariously wrong with the Selkie wife escaping to rejoin her companions in the sea and Mansie the islander facing a most uncongenial alliance with his cousin and housekeeper Miss Trowie-Tattibogle.Bass part.This is aspecial item which is made to order. Please e-mail our Mail Order Department for further information.

One of Recital Music's best sellers! Three great pizzicato pieces which are useful as both educational or concert repertoire. Jazz Sonatine is a small three movement suite dedicated to three American jazz-greats - Paul Chambers Charles Mingus Scott LaFaro. Di-Ba-Dum is rhythmically exciting and inventive contrasting jazz idioms with easy contemporary styles and is dedicated to Richard Davis. Pizzicato Waltz combines classical and jazz styles with some treble clef work and was written for David Heyes and Bass-Fest.

Good work for examinations and recitals by an important British composer. Duration c.6'. AMEB (Australian Syllabus) 2004. Programme notes as follows:Lennox Berkeley was born in 1903 and died in 1989. After reading modern languages at Oxford he had no intention of becoming a composer until he met Ravel in 1926 who encouraged him to study in Paris with Nadia Boulanger. He stayed in Paris until 1932 developing his own musical language. In 1936 after the death of his mother he went to Barcelona for the International Society for Contemporary Music festival where he met Benjamin Britten. The two lived together at Snape in Suffolk for a while until the outbreak ofwar before Berkeley moved back to London to work for the BBC. Here he met his future wife Freda Bernstein. He taught at the Royal Academy of Music in London from 1946 until 1968 where his pupils included Richard Rodney Bennett Nicholas Maw and John Tavener among others. He was knighted in 1974. In early February 1971 I was playing in a concert at St. John's Smith Square London then only relatively recently restored as a superb venue for music. The programme which I believe was being broadcast included Berkeley's Serenade Op.12. It was a work I had always enjoyed playing and was standard string orchestra repertoire at the time. There was initially no platform at St. John's and so the audience sat virtually on top of the performers. So close were they on this occasion that I had to ask for a little more room in order to play. At the end of the piece the orchestra acknowledged the applause and the gentleman who I had all but practically decapitated with my over-enthusiastic playing stood up and took a bow. I had been almost playing in Lennox Berkeley's lap! The opportunity was too good to miss and I wasted little time in introducing myself. Mr Berkeley said that he had been fascinated by my playing and asked me to write to him about a possible commission.This I did on 6 February mentioning that