Gary Karr - Double Bass Original Vomit Exercise (Lesson Excerpt)

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Gary Karr explains the famous double bass vomit exercise that he invented.
Gary Karr, acclaimed as "the world's leading solo bassist" (Time Magazine), is, in fact, the first solo doublebassist in history to make that pursuit a full-time career. It is a career that adds new lustre to his already lustrous 1611 Amati doublebass which was given to him by the widow of Serge Koussevitzky.
Since his debut with Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in 1962, Karr has performed as soloist on six continents with orchestras, including the Chicago Symphony, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Hong Kong Philharmonic, Montreal Symphony, Simon Bolivar Orchestra (Caracas, Venezuela), Jerusalem Symphony, Oslo Philharmonic, Zurich Chamber Orchestra, and with all the major orchestras of Australia.
On Italian cable, three Karr doublebass recitals reached 20 million classical music lovers. The numerous CDs that Gary Karr has recorded and released in Japan are "top of the recording charts" favorites in the Far East. The BBC has featured two video films of Karr, one an illumination of his life and music (Amazing Bass) and one a series for children. On his third recording with the London Symphony Orchestra, Karr performed the Concerto for Bass by John Downey. CBS Sunday Morning celebrated Gary Karr's career and the University of Wisconsin has released a video demonstrating his instructional approach to the doublebass (BASSically Karr) in addition to a special video concert for children (Karrtunes).
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[@Exileonbackroad]

Love this one, even Gary Karr can sound scratchy and out of tune! Gives hope to mere mortals.

[@hayumi011]

ハーモンルイスが亡くなった事はとても悲しい。とても会いたいし、懐かしく思います。 カーキャンプでは、生徒であった私たちを支えてくれてありがとう。感謝しています。 ハーモンの事、支えてくれたメンバーの事、ゲイリーの事も忘れません。 どうぞお元気でお過ごしください。 I am very sad to hear of Harmon Lewis' passing. I miss him very much and miss him. Thank you for supporting us as students at camp. I am grateful. I will never forget Harmon, the members who supported us, and Gary. Please take care of yourself. From Japan

[@VitoLiuzzi]

That's GREAT, Gary! Great explanation for everyone.

[@fernandocostasousacostasou1032]

👏 👏 👏 👏 Bravo!!!

[@JonahBennettBass]

Wow. Didn't realize the implications for the bow. Speed, weight, and location.

[@otto15232]

This bass is not Amati, 1611, it is French, 19 century. This old Amati-story is told for years but a test of the wood brought the truth.