Concertino Db/pno

Ideal for the intermediate bassist, this introduction, theme and variations remains primarily in bass clef, apart from a few easy harmonic passages, and utilises well the orchestral range of the double bass. Composed at the end of the 19th-century, there are opportunities to display musical and technical prowess and this is useful as both recital and educational use. Tonal, traditional and straightforward, this is similar in approach and style to Eisengraber's Variations on a Favourite Styrian Folk-Song [RM253], and is a useful introduction to the 'easy virtuoso' repertoire. The Concertino is a smaller version of the concerto, usually inone extended movement and is for a solo instrument with piano or orches tral accompaniment. Hans Bichels' Concertino is typical of the music at the end of the 19th-century and utilises much of the working orchestral register of the double bass. The theme and variations format divides thework into well defined and distinct sections, with a supportive

• Level : Grade 7|Grade 8
• Medium : Softcover
• Publisher : Recital Music
• isbn13 : 9790570452101
• Instrument : Double Bass
• Accompaniment : Piano
• Height : 10
• Length : 10
• Width : 10