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Who said it is intended to sound like cello? Its just a bass playing high frequencies. I think if it was supposed to sound like cello, Botesini would have written it for cello. The double bass has a fantastic range... It is only reasonable to make use of it. Playing high frequencies on the bass is not a minor way of achieving a cello sound, it has its expressive particularities.
Noooo mano ... esto es para llorar. ¡Exquisito! ¡Bellísimo! Resulta que el contrabajo logra captar una profundidad de emoción que está fuera del alcance del violincelo. Fue muy astuto del compositor, Bottesini, combinar los dos instrumentos, se complementan. Pero, mano, escuchar el cantar de ese contrabajo es como tomar una sabrosísima copa de vino. ¡Bravo!
Si si totalmente de acuerdo, Bottesini logra combinar... y esta magnitud de musicos logran expresar la belleza de esta composicion, en donde pone al contrabajo y a cello en un dialogo de emociones. Si desde luego, se capta esa profundidad. Gracias!!
Does anyone know why he removed the fourth string? Ruiz is a GREAT musician - so great that he could play a ONE-STRINGED BASS! But I'm just curious why the three-stringed bass...
+ThePhilosopher666 If i remember correctly 3 and 4 stringed basses were the norm in Italy around this time, and Bottesini usually (if not always) wrote for 3 string because he believed that the extra tension from the fourth string choked the sound and made the bass less resonant.
Come on! He's playing OFF of the fingerboard! Why use a contrabass or bass if you aren't going to play low? The cello part was so high that it literally could've been played on a violin in the same octave!