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Grand Bassery! by Patrick Neher
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fave it Contemporary | Traditional
6 tracks | 72 minutes
Released Feb 2003
on ISG
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- sample "album only" 11:20 Desenclos: Aria and Rondo "album only" 11:20 Desenclos: Aria and Rondo "album only" 11:20 Desenclos: Aria and Rondo
- sample "album only" 05:25 Bottesini: Intro and Gavotte "album only" 05:25 Bottesini: Intro and Gavotte "album only" 05:25 Bottesini: Intro and Gavotte
- sample "album only" 07:55 H. Stevens: Sonatina Giocosa "album only" 07:55 H. Stevens: Sonatina Giocosa "album only" 07:55 H. Stevens: Sonatina Giocosa
- sample "album only" 07:33 P. Neher: a Toi "album only" 07:33 P. Neher: a Toi "album only" 07:33 P. Neher: a Toi
- sample "album only" 21:59 Misek: Sonata no. 2 "album only" 21:59 Misek: Sonata no. 2 "album only" 21:59 Misek: Sonata no. 2
- sample "album only" 18:06 F. Hertl: Sonata "album only" 18:06 F. Hertl: Sonata "album only" 18:06 F. Hertl: Sonata
Virtuosic performances of challenging repertoire by one of the world's top double bass soloists; Recital music for double bass and piano.
Bio / Background
Patrick Neher is a world-renowned double bass soloist, composer, and clinician. He has traveled the world promoting solo double bass playing and teaching. His music has received premieres throughout the USA, Europe and Australia, and he has received numerous commissions for writing works in instrumental and vocal genres. For more than 20 years his performances have featured new and interesting works for double bass, including those with a theatrical bent like: "A Frog Prince Continued..." and "Improv' d'Amour". He has arranged and presented new and old music alike, including first performances and publications of the music of Bottesini, Misek, Proto, Turetzky, Hauta-aho, Walter, and music by himself.