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Gasparo da Salò (20 May 1542 - 14 April 1609) is the name given to Gasparo Bertolotti, one of the earliest violin makers and an expert double bass player. Read more on Wikipedia Since 2007, the English Wikipedia page of Gasparo da Salò has received more than 93,533 page views.
Horst Grunert "Gasparo da Salo" Model Double Bass, 1985
Gasparo Bertolotti was born in 1539 or 1540 in Salo, a small town to the north east of Brescia in Northern Italy. Known as 'da Salo', he died, reportedly almost blind, in 1609. Da Salo is believed to have been a musician who played the violone.
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0:00 / 3:53 ACO's new Gasparo da Salo double bass c.1580 Australian Chamber Orchestra 9.18K subscribers 10K views 10 years ago We're proud to announce the latest addition to our outstanding array.
Horst Grunert "Gasparo da Salo" Model Double Bass, 1985
Cincinnati Symphony principal bass Owen Lee demonstrates one of the world's oldest double basses, crafted by Gasparo Da Salò in Brescia, Italy c. 1590. Filmed at the Cincinnati Bass Cellar on July 10, 2016, the video features the opening of Koussevitzky's Concerto, the Prelude from Bach's First cello Suite, and excerpts from Beethoven.
Gasparo da Salò double bass c.1550 poster The Strad Shop
FEATURED ARTICLES ABOUT Gasparo Bertolotti 'da Salò' Provenance Known players Dan Styffe, Giovanni Bottesini, Jack Fallon References The Strad, 1912, Towry Piper, London, Jan 1912 (illustrated) Dextra Musica Collection: Gaspar da Saló double bass Ole Bull 2010: Dextra Musica Collection, John Dilworth, Bergen (illustrated)
Gasparo da Saló (15421609) Viola *Adam* Brescia (1590) The
*SOLD* This handsome double bass was inspired by perhaps the greatest of all double bass makers, Gasparo da Salò. An original Gasparo would have been made ar.
Gasparo da Salothe first of the great bassmakers. He was also an
This double bass has a rich and deep sound with a huge projection. It is a gift seeing and hearing today such an instrument from the past, made by this great master luthier Gasparo da Salò. This luthier is, in a manner of speaking, the 1st double bass violin model maker. In 2006 the instrument was assessed by expert Stefan Krattenmacher for.
(89) Probably by Gasparo da Salo (b Salo, c1540; d 1609) A double bass
Restoration of one of the world's oldest basses, a 420 year old Gasparo Da Salo. Sep 8, 2016. The tonal qualities of this instrument epitomize the golden age of Italian bass making. The lineage of da Salo is evident in the power and warmth this instrument demonstrates. This is a an important piece of bass history!
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Gasparo da Salò Gasparo basses are named after Gasparo da Salò (or Gasparo Bertolotti; * May 20., 1540 in Salò; † April 14., 1609 in Brescia). He was a Italian violin maker and double bassist. Today, he is considered as founder of the Brescian school of violin making and the Stradivarius of the double bass.
Horst Grunert "Gasparo da Salo" Model Double Bass, 1985
1780s: At the Benedictine Monastery of San Pietro at Vicenza he discovers the famous Gasparo da Salò bass he would play for the rest of his life. 'He tested the power of this bass when staying at the monastery of St. Giustina at Padua, when he imitated the rolling of thunder, bringing the monks out of their cells in the middle of the night.'
Gasparo Bertolotti 'da Salò', Brescia, c. 1562, the 'Ole Bull, Jewel
(1540 - 1609) Gasparo Bertolotti 'da Salò' was one of the greatest Brescian makers. He was born into a family of musicians in da Salò and played the violin himself. The details of his training are unclear, but we know that soon after 1562 he moved to Brescia, where he established a successful violin making business lasting over 40 years.
Horst Grunert "Gasparo da Salo" Model Double Bass, 1985
About This Listing. This Horst Grünert "Gasparo da Salo" Model Double Bass was built in the Bavarian town of Penzberg, Germany in 1985. Horst is a second generation string maker who has been building fine instruments in his two-person workshop since 1970, while servicing and restoring historic instruments for orchestras and musicians.
Horst Grunert "Gasparo da Salo" Model Double Bass, 1985
13 December 2017 Save article The importance to English bass making of the great Italian double bassist Domenico Dragonetti has been underestimated. Bass makers Thomas Martin, Martin Lawrence and George Martin reveal how the musician and his Gasparo da Salò instrument had a direct influence on London's luthiers
Horst Grunert "Gasparo da Salo" Model Double Bass, 1985
Domenico Dragonetti ( Venice Apr.9, 1763 - London Apr.16, 1846 ) Domenico Dragonetti was surely the greatest double-bass player of his time. When he was just 13 he was the first double-bass at the Opera Buffa in Venice and, after a few years, at the San Marco's Cappella. On Sept.16th, 1794 he moved to London, where he made his debut at the.
Gasparo da Salò double bass and its seismic Double
Gasparo da Salo is the name used by Gasparo Bertolotti (1542-1609), who was born at Salo on Lake Garda, Brescia, Italy. A dedicated craftsman, he was formerly credited with having developed the violin in the shape we now know it. Although this claim is now disproved, his instruments are nevertheless admired and venerated.
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Gasparo da Salò (20 May 1542 - 14 April 1609) is the name given to Gasparo Bertolotti, one of the earliest violin makers and an expert double bass player.