Who Did You Study With and Can You Share Something They Taught You? - Classical Masters Q.2

Welcome to question 2 in our Classical Masters series! We've asked some of the world's best double bass soloists 5 questions which they answer in this set of videos.
In this video, we asked: Who did you study with and can you share something they taught you which made a big impact on your development?
Find out who these great classical bassists have studied with, and the most important playing advice and teachings they have received. It's wonderful to hear the different approaches and experiences of these players, and I hope you enjoy hearing about them in this video.
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Have you received similar advice from your teachers? Who's advice from this video will you be following?
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For a written list of the teachers referenced in this video please visit:
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TIMECODES:
00:00 Introduction
00:28 Joel Quarrington
03:55 Christine Hoock
07:44 DaXun Zhang
10:02 Lorraine Campet
14:02 Božo Paradžik
20:36 François Rabbath
21:24 Edicson Ruiz
31:16 Roman Patkolo
32:02 Renaud Garcia-Fons
34:11 Leon Bosch
35:44 Gary Karr
► CLASSICAL MASTERS series - Have you watched the other videos in this series?
Q1: What are you practicing right now? discoverdoublebass.com/lesson...
Q2: Who did you study with? discoverdoublebass.com/lesson...
Q3: What are your favourite solo pieces? discoverdoublebass.com/lesson...
► Have you also seen our LEGENDS OF JAZZ BASS series - asking questions to 10 of the world's best jazz double bassists including John Clayton, Ron Carter, Chuck Israels, and Brian Bromberg.
Q1: What are you practicing right now? discoverdoublebass.com/lesson...
Q2: Who did you study with? discoverdoublebass.com/lesson...
Q3: What are some of your most memorable concerts? discoverdoublebass.com/lesson...
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[@bolillo5013]

I could listen to Božo talk for hours!

[@BrunoMigliari]

Yet another great installment on a fantastic series. Very insightful.

[@BrunoMigliari]

Thanks for sharing this!

[@DiscoverDoubleBass]

Thanks Bruno 😀👍

[@80decibelios]

Thanks. Priceless!

[@DiscoverDoubleBass]

Our pleasure! Thanks for watching :-)

[@MaliVinnyB]

Mine was Malachi Favors, and it was Mainly verbal..."Use the PINKY", LOL!! Tyler Mitchell taking the Bass from me while (ATTEMPTING,) to Play behind Von FREEMAN!! When U HUMILIATE yourself, PUBLICLY, THAT"S when one Learns Humility!!

[@Patmorvan]

Thanks. Always great stuff. especially Quarington and Rabath.

[@DiscoverDoubleBass]

Glad you enjoyed it :-)

[@Pensivata]

So many aspects to pick up on - I'm sure that every musician can glean something which really strikes a chord on their musical journey - and there's plenty here which fulfils this function. And if you were ever left wondering, what, within this video clip, to focus on - Gary Karr says it well - whatever you play (i.e. whatever note, phase, or bow stroke) - make sure you play it with feeling. The scintillating common sense of that axiom cannot be denied, eh?

[@heinrichnutzel7031]

PHENOMENAL!!! DISCOVER DOUBLE BASS allows us more or less as a side another deep inside view! Gigantic Thank You!!!

[@DiscoverDoubleBass]

Thanks for watching, I'm really glad you enjoyed it :-)

[@iltulipano]

What a great diverse family the double bass world is... and with very few exceptions very nice and collegial people, in my experience... maybe because we all share the blisters, the struggles with getting the right sound out of these thick strings and the carrying around of this huge bloody instrument... anyway, thanks again for a great video and keep up the good work! cheers

[@DiscoverDoubleBass]

Absolutely, bass players an amazing group of people. Thanks so much for watching. :-)