Henry Eccless - Sonata in G minor Artur Łukasik - double bass 

SknyChkn.Sub0 What did he tune his G string to?

@TFTB x WizTec A

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Dawid Mik push it

He wrote it two year ago not “just wrote it”

i came from twoset! i found out about this piece from the sightreading challenge ^_^

In what twoset video this piece was??

Pls when were they talking about this?

When did they talk about this piece?

I didn't come after twoset but I'm their fan and now wondering what video they used this beautiful piece in

To kontrabas czyli taka nadmuchana wiolonczela :)

@@AkademiaFilmuiTelewizji Dziękuje bardzo; rzeczywiście muszę się jeszcze poedukować. Ale brzmi melancholijnie, z tym, że ładnie....

Yes

a minor idk why it’s not g minor

Ryan Pham technically yes, some double bass solo music uses ‘solo tuning’, in which the bass is tuned a whole tone up with special strings. the bassist reads the same music as usual (g minor in this case) but is actually playing a whole tone up, and the piano reads and plays the accompaniment a tone up (a minor in this case). Solo tuning is supposed to help to reach higher notes, but as a bassist i don’t bother with solo tuning since it’s only an extra tone and the hassle of finding the right accompaniment and fiddling with solo vs orchestral strings isn’t worth the pay off.

Deakin Darby If I wanted to tune it, what should I tune my g string to?

TFTB x WizTec if you have solo strings on your bass, A. If not, G.

Deakin Darby I just have regular orchestra strings

TFTB x WizTec then leave your bass in orchestral tuning. You can usually find accompaniment in orchestral tuning online

Only the audio

Alphonse Leduc sheet music A.L. 25563 states "Basse (accordée en Ré)", whatever it means!

Yes I know! Or 6 tones down

classical musicians use sheet music. not tablature

explain

Explain

Explain

@@SaxandRelax the thing is, the person who wrote this song was jealous from his lute player and so this was one of the first ever disstracks

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