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Phillip Serna Performs Mozart’s Per Questa Bella Mano

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) – Per Questa bella mano for Baritone, Double Bass & Piano, K.612 Ralph Klapis, baritoneDr. Phillip W. Serna, double bassEmily Jane Katayama, piano Performed as part of Valparaiso University Faculty Phillip Serna’s...

Phillip Serna Performs Mann’s Canzone Vecchione for Oboe, English Horn and Double Bass (2005)

Adrian Mann (b.1949) – Canzone Vecchione for Oboe, English Horn & Double Bass (2005) Luna marinara, Alla fiera di Lanciana, Donna, donna, La Girometta, & Cantate con me Performed as part of Valparaiso University Faculty Jennet Ingle’s Recital...

Phillip Serna Performs Rossini’s Duet for Cello and Double Bass

Gioacchino Rossini (1792-1868) – Duet for Cello & Double Bass in D (1824)Allegro Michael Duggan, violoncelloPhillip W. Serna, double bass Filmed by Jason Heath for Contrabass Conversations and performed as part of Chicago Bass Festival 2017, March 5, 2017 in...

Breaking new double bass ground with the Tubin Concerto

We released a video of the complete Tubin Concerto featuring blog and podcast collaborator Phillip Serna late last week. This, to my knowledge, is the only double bass recording of the Tubin Concerto available online, and Phillip does an excellent job with it. I...

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