the orchestra plays so in tune. its awesome

Ok cool, very loud, very projecting. But has he ever heard of phrasing, articulation, dynamics etc.?? It just sounds all the same...

0:12 0:33 0:48 1:50 2:41 16th note passage 3:51 4:32

That guy is my teacher

HOw can i get the score and parts

It honestly makes zero sense playing the double bass as a tenor solo instrument. It is way more difficult to play in that range and probably doesn't project as well either. The whole reason for the size and scale length was to play in the bass and doublebass range. If you want to play solos in this range then play cello. It's just as foolish as people playing the cello like a soprano instrument.

Amazing live. Sad Dad passed.

Excellente!

Hey you know what, that was a REALLY strong performance.

A fine performance of a beastly-hard piece. Congratulations, everybody!

Did she ever duo Bach with Adele Anthony?

In my opinion, all the double bass players in the past always looked authoritative, cool, and sometimes made me pause when I listened to them play. exactly the same reaction I had the first time I heard this paganini song. five stars for karr 🌟🌟✨✨✨🤩

WOW this is amazing

Thank you for so many memories Mr. Roehm.

This is so incredible! 1987! Wow hope everybody is doing good!

Мне очень не нравится как он играет. Не знаю,почему от него все кипятком писяют, но мне его игра вообще не заходит,не только по интерпретации конкретного произведения, но и в целом по манере. Послушайте невероятного Рината Ибрагимова-вот там вертуоз, вот там гений. А Карр играет, ну и играет. Мне личное мнение

I often wonder what it would be like if he performed with Jacqueline du Pre before her decline from Multiple Sclerosis

1987 damn bro

amazing violinist and teacher.

"The Muppet Medley" **Plays 3 songs**

Kurt. Over 1,500 Ohio Story Radio episodes were made and yours is the only recording that I can find on KZbin or the Internet of any of the episodes. Thank you. The Hagley Library (Hagley.org) is preserving the radio scripts and Ohio Story radio and TV scripts and I'm sure would love to have the original recordings if you're looking for a home for them. Hagley will digitize them professionally and put them on the internet. The records will have a good home for generations to come. If you'd like a digital copy of the script from the Tuscarawas County Philharmonic Orchestra radio episode, I'll search the archives to see if we have it. [email protected]

This is awesome!

WOW! That higher octave at the end was amazing! Truly an inspiring performance and person.

Loved her mother's singing since I was a child, an she did her mother justice, she honored her mother well miss their singing but I can play the videos

Kudos to Alondra de la Parra and the Festival Orchestra at UT Pan American (now UTRGV) for such an uplifting performance!

whattuning is heusing ?

The Spirit of Koussevitzky - A Historical double bass revelation Sergei Koussevitzky was one of the world’s premier conductors and virtuoso bass players whose favorite instrument was one unusually-shaped bass reportedly made in 1611 by the Amati brothers, Antonio e Girolamo at Cremona. In 1962, 11 years after Koussevitzky’s death, wis widow, Olga Koussevitzky, give the instrument to Gary Karr, currently considered to be the world’s premier double bassist. In 2004, Karr donated the bass to the International Society of Bassists. Close inspection by a team of experts in 2004, however revealed stylistic inconsistencies that suggested a later construction date. At time, by Karr suggestion, Henri Grissini-Meyer, and Georgina Deweeze from the Tree-Ring Dendrocronologycal Lab of Tennessee University using four reference tree-ring chronology developed from treeline species in the Europian Alpine region to anchor the dates for the tree-rings from the double bass absolutely in time. The bass yielded a 317-year long sequence, the longest sequence yet developed from a singled musical instrument. Statistical and graphical comparisons revealed that the bass has tree rings that date from 1445 to 1761. Based on the strength of these correlations, the spruce tree harvested to eventually construct the double bass likely came from the treeline Alpine area of western Austria, not to far from Obergurgl at the Italian border. The results demonstrate that the double bass was not made by the Amati Brothers, but the likely by French luthiers in the late 18th Century.

Mr. Roehm, Mrs. Martinez is doing good. I'm a student of hers and she's a great teacher.

Прекрасно!

On 2 July 1942, 82 children from Lidice -- a small village in Czechoslovakia -- were transferred to the Łódź Gestapo office. Those 82 boys and girls were then transported to an extermination camp at Chełmno 34 miles away. They were gassed shortly after their arrival. A remarkable sculpture by Marie Uchytilová commemorates them.

Que grande este MAESTRO GARY KARR

Very enjoyable, well-played too!

Awesome! I'll tell him this, it wil lmake him happy. Sounds like you have the correct tempo.

I enjoyed listening and hearing your stories. Thanks for putting this out there.

Get tears in my eyes ... have seen them so many times in the 80s ... and now ...? Times won't be forgotten. but as they were - they have been gone forever. Thanks so much, Celedonio, Celin, Angel and Pepe ...

Melodic unity. My daughters are middle school players in Oklahoma. Their school won state with this piece. Through my girls, I’ve fallen in love with this song. Your conductor here exhibits beautiful passion. Awesome work players.

Херово , у Ибрагимова куда лучше

measure 49 sounds sooooo good. the culmination of the the entire crescendo. (3:31)

Tal vez un poquito mas de fulides y tambien algo mas de frescura..sea...

COMO SE HACEN LOS MAS GRANDES CANTANTES SOLO HAY UNA FORMA. Y ES CANTANDO.. LO DEMAS NO SIRVE---PORRAS Y MAS PORRAS QUE NO SIRVEN PARA NADA. DIGIERA TATIANA CLUTIER....TALENTO LO TIENE VOZ SENTIMIENTO TODO LO POSEE- POCO A POCO ENCONTRARA SU ESTRELLA ASI COMO LA ENCONTRARON OTROS DE MEXICO...AISTEIN DECIA...97 POR CIENTO DE SUDOR Y SOLO UN 3 POR CIENTO DE INSPIRACION..Y SE LLEGA asi sea...

A beautiful piece. I love the middle section.

I could live for a thousand years and never be that good.

Previously posted on Sept. 6, 2017 and received over 15K views with 85 likes and 1 dislike before it disappeared from my channel today.

Why are all the vibratos the same personality（caracter）! ?

カーは好きだがこのクーセは癖にはなれないお粗末さ。 Q.どうして⁉️ 何処が悪いの👎⁉️ A.オケは自分に付ければ良い☝︎ という様な自分勝手さが露呈に出過ぎて悲しい😭 昔RSOと録音した時の音や歌い回しで心を打たれた時に戻って欲しい☝︎

Maestro Cornelius Eberhardt! Mein Dirigentenlehrer! Ein wirklich wunderbarer Lehrer, der so viel Einblick in die Kunst des Dirigierens hatte. Er hat viele Dirigenten beeinflusst, die heute aktiv dirigieren. Du wirst vermisst, Maestro!

Omg!!!!! Thanks so much for posting this, Mr. Roehm! Felt like this was just yesterday haha :)

5:49

Hola,estoy en la OSEA Y ya la toque me encanto estoy enamorada

Memories Light the corners of my mind Misty watercolor memories Of the way we were Scattered pictures Of the smiles we left behind Smiles we gave to one another For the way we were Can it be that it was all so simple then Or has time rewritten every line? If we had the chance to do it all again Tell me, would we? Could we? Memories May be beautiful and yet What's too painful to remember We simply to choose to forget So it's the laughter We will remember Whenever we remember The way we were The way we were