Domenico Dragonetti - Waltz No. 7

performed by Ödön Rácz
Video production by Daniel Tatrai
Sheet music edited by Tobias Glöckler at G. Henle Publishers: www.henle.de/en/hn847
A true delight for double bass players: The collection of twelve stylized waltzes by Beethoven’s contemporary Domenico Dragonetti. The “Paganini of the double bass” grew up in Venice, but moved to London as an adult. It is there that he probably wrote the twelve waltzes. They are quite likely the earliest surviving works for double bass solo. These charming pieces have until now not been published in their entirety. Despite their virtuosic impression, the technical hurdles can be comfortably mastered; the pieces are therefore not only suited for the concert hall but are also perfect encores. Our quality Urtext edition, is thus able to fill a true gap in the repertoire. _____________________________
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[@themusiccovenant]

Legendary bassist

[@santiagoriosarango2086]

Perfect tone!

[@mathiasmendezmontes4185]

Bravo!!

[@codybinary3432]

Well done!:)

[@henleverlag]

That's what we think, too :) Thank you!

[@weic4680]

Hi, did u happen to tune your bass 2 semitones higher ?

[@angelitsimo]

Solo afination

[@moussafedior2001]

Do the sheets have his fingerings written in them?

[@henleverlag]

No, the printed edition and the digital edition in the Henle Library app are without fingerings.

[@moussafedior2001]

Ok thank you