JS Bach. Suite BWV 1007 for solo cello: Allemande. Played by Luis Cabrera, Double Bass Part 2 of 6

I am happy to release my recording of Bach’s first cello suite played on the double bass. This is one of the most demanding projects I’ve done, but also one of the most enjoyable ones which I’m delighted to share. This journey led me to learn from many wonderful musicians, to do a lot of research going through several manuscripts and find their meaning with the baroque bow.
Acknowledgements:
Thanks to Lucia Swarts, Pieter Wispelwey, Douw Fonda and Grigory Krotenko for their mentorship, artistic advice and input. To my friends and colleagues Julian Medina, Felipe deVicenzi, Julien Beijer, Peter Rikkers and Mario Torres for their ears, help and support, and to my darling Saïdjah for her love and patience throughout these last months.
Big thanks to the Amarte Fonds and Stringvirtuoso for making this video possible. And to Ernst Coutinho for his great audio work and to Elbert Besaris for filming the whole project.
Recorded on the Evangelic-Lutheran Church in Haarlem, on 28 February 2023.
Audio: Ernst Coutinho
Video: Elbert Besaris
Bass: Pietro Pallota c.1815.
Bow: Luis Emilio Rodriguez-Carrington, 2009.
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[@NoahLoftier]

Ah, the most classic cello hits from our very classist, Bach. Well played.

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Ich bin beeindruckt! Danke!

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Glorious

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Excellent

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Gracias