Nouvelle Technique De La Contrebasse (volume 5) 低音大提琴
"<p class=""MsoNormal"" style=""text-align:justify""><span lang=""FR"">低音提琴演奏家弗朗索瓦-拉巴特(François Rabbath)1931 年出生于阿勒颇,是音乐界的一位真正人物。1955 年,他定居巴黎,与明星(芭芭拉、阿兹纳沃)同台演出,同时继续从事古典乐器演奏。Rabbaths Nouvelle technique de la contrebasse》前四卷以四种语言版本(法语、英语、德语和西班牙语)呈现,努力将学生从传统教学的桎梏中解放出来。<o:p></o:p></span><p class=""MsoNormal"" style=""text-align: span><p class=""MsoNormal" style=""textalign: justify"><span lang=""FR"">拉巴特始终坚信,要成为一名乐器演奏家,不需要折磨自己的身体,这本书为他的教育史诗画上了圆满的句号。这套书包括真正的音乐会曲目--极具魅力的作品,如为低音提琴和钢琴而作的怀旧作品《威尼斯之歌》(Cri de Venise)和抒情性极强的协奏曲《第三协奏曲》(Troisième Concerto),以及为低音提琴、鼓和管风琴而作的短篇作品《Souviens-tu des douze peupliers》和令人难以抗拒的《Mama Bahija》
作曲家: François Rabbath
乐器: Double Bass
出版社: Alphonse Leduc
曲目:
Nouvelle Technique De La Contrebasse
原文简介:
“<p class=”“MsoNormal”“ style=”“text-align:justify”“><span lang=”“FR”“>Bass player François Rabbath, born in 1931 in Aleppo, is a real character in the world of music. He settled in Paris in 1955, where he played with the stars (Barbara, Aznavour) while continuing as a classical instrumentalist. Throughout the four preceding volumes, Rabbaths Nouvelle technique de la contrebasse, presented in a four-language version (French,English, German and Spanish), endeavours to free the pupil from the shackles of traditional teaching. <o:p></o:p></span><p class=”“MsoNormal”“ style=”“text-align:justify”“><span lang=”“FR”“>Always guided by the same conviction - that there is no need to torture ones body to become an instrumentalist - Rabbath rounds off his educational epic with this fifth book,which will offer great musical pleasure to the trainee bass player, who can take pride in having overcome the technical difficulties covered in the first four books. This collection includes real concert pieces - works of great charm, such as the nostalgic Cri de Venise for double bass and piano and the Troisième Concerto with its enveloping lyricism, as well as short pieces such as Souviens-tu des douze peupliers and the irresistible Mama Bahija for bass, drum and organ.<o:p></o:p></span>”