3 Duets for 2 Double Basses
Double Bass Duet
Composer: Daniel Chiva Sanz
Product code:
RMD1246
Publisher: Recital Music
£6.50
Description
Daniel Chiva Sanz writes: “3 Duets for 2 Double Basses can be performed as a suite or separately.
Duo No.1 begins with a frenetic rhythm which is followed by a powerful melody. This first movement is very influenced by action movie music and especially Marvel film sound tracks. The sul ponticello effect by double bass 2 should be played gently leaving the string free for all the harmonics to speak and providing a gentle accompaniment for the col legno style of bass 1. The tempos marked in the score are only a suggestion and players should feel free to explore different tempos and to create their own interpretation.
Duo No.2 has two contrasting sections. The first creates a peaceful atmosphere with a light melody which should be played with a small vibrato and creating a long line full of expression. If the first duo was influenced by film music the second part of this one is influenced by pop-rock music.
Irish and folk music are evident in Duo No.3. Some music ideas from first duo have been recapped and the melodies in the central section have to be played sadly and with poignancy. The end has to be triumphant and powerful.
These three duos have been composed to be played with a friend hopefully enjoying the beautiful melodies and rhythmic accompaniments. I wanted to create different style of duets which easy to listen to and suitable for any audience or occasion.”
Description
Daniel Chiva Sanz writes: “3 Duets for 2 Double Basses can be performed as a suite or separately.
Duo No.1 begins with a frenetic rhythm which is followed by a powerful melody. This first movement is very influenced by action movie music and especially Marvel film sound tracks. The sul ponticello effect by double bass 2 should be played gently leaving the string free for all the harmonics to speak and providing a gentle accompaniment for the col legno style of bass 1. The tempos marked in the score are only a suggestion and players should feel free to explore different tempos and to create their own interpretation.
Duo No.2 has two contrasting sections. The first creates a peaceful atmosphere with a light melody which should be played with a small vibrato and creating a long line full of expression. If the first duo was influenced by film music the second part of this one is influenced by pop-rock music.
Irish and folk music are evident in Duo No.3. Some music ideas from first duo have been recapped and the melodies in the central section have to be played sadly and with poignancy. The end has to be triumphant and powerful.
These three duos have been composed to be played with a friend hopefully enjoying the beautiful melodies and rhythmic accompaniments. I wanted to create different style of duets which easy to listen to and suitable for any audience or occasion.”
