YouTube – Paganini – Cantabile, first time ever on Double Bass by Guy D. Tuneh & Sergej Krinicin
Happy New Year!
To celebrate the new year, we now bring you the second of two new videos featuring premiere performances of the Baltic Guitar Quartet in the Berlin Philharmonie, this time of Paganini’s Cantabile for Violin:
As „Only For Bass” premiere, performed Double Bass Soloist Guy D. Tuneh an un-transcribed version of Paganini’s Cantabile for Violin (or as Mr. Tuneh prefer to approach and to name this work after having in mind – „crying angles”…) first time ever on Double Bass, Mr. Tuneh was accompanied by Baltic Guitar Quartet member – Sergej Krinicin.
YouTube – Paganini – Cantabile, first time ever on Double Bass by Guy D. Tuneh & Sergej Krinicin
01 January 2011, 10:32 am
AMAZING!
Bravo for this tip!
01 January 2011, 10:35 am
Very not like everyone else but in the same way just Genius, very original need time to get used to this!
01 January 2011, 1:37 pm
Its very refine, new but sounds like a non singing work.
Looking at Mr. Tunehs approach to this work two things are clear: Guy Tuneh is symble of “alone-walker”
great corage and one of a kind artist that followes his believe!
New as Fine!
01 January 2011, 1:50 pm
Thanks for this Video! The right thing for me to start to work on… (hope its not so hard…)
& Happy New Year too!
01 January 2011, 1:51 pm
Is he play the beginning all along tha A string?
01 January 2011, 1:58 pm
Why not to play just “normal” music for Contrabass?
stil, great Job. I’d be more than happy to hear Maestro like Guy David Tuneh show the world how to play Bottesini or even classic like Van Hal…
Maybe next year…
01 January 2011, 2:00 pm
P.S.
About the “crying angles” as Tuneh name this work, is it possible to get some more details?
01 January 2011, 2:03 pm
P.S.
After Rococo, Elgar, Beethoven and now this new stuff from Rossini and Paganini, I hope to see G. Tuneh in summer in the next ISB coinv.
02 January 2011, 3:35 am
Great about Guy is:
He presents music on Bass, making everybody “hot” to try to play new music and to find new limits.
On that way he presents his own rendition – like two birds on one shot!
Respect!
The only problem is he does create something very new that needs time to come to the ear of the audiance, to get use to his ideas and approach which is with so much imagimation and passion…
After I got used to his Elgar or even his Beethoven its very hard for me to find a redition to be so intresting like his.
However, Happy New Year!
02 January 2011, 3:58 am
Where can I find the music Score of all what Guy Tuneh was presenting the last years, I’m for Elgar, Beethoven and Paganini?
Thanks for any kinde reply!
02 January 2011, 4:36 am
Yep, its about time to have a masterclass with the Maestro!
02 January 2011, 6:46 am
Its not like the Cantabile that I know from Paganini (It is the same work but very original in its interpretation – alsmost like new re-writing, quite phenomenal).
But still very very interesting and lots of grace, as I used to get it form the Bass Maestro Guy Tuneh.
02 January 2011, 7:37 am
Thanks J. What Great Video! FANTASTIC PLAYING!
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Both! (but Guy is the star…
& the music score?
02 January 2011, 10:07 am
bravo maestro
ich wünsche dir eine gesundes neues jahr
02 January 2011, 5:14 pm
Butifull!
03 January 2011, 12:46 am
Different but Fine!