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BB-024
Billè New Method for Double
Bass, Part 1, Pratical Course 1, E.R. 261
(The first book, easy open
strings, half notes, mostly lower positions on the bass) |
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BB-025 Billè
New Method for Double Bass, Part 1, Pratical Course 2,
E.R. 262
(His 2nd book includes more complex (sharps and flats)
keys, and some additional bowing exercises. |
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BB-026
Billè New Method for Double
Bass, Part 1, Pratical Course 3
E.R. 263 (Includes
more complex variations with the bow and keys, still all
staying below the G harmonic.) |
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BB-027
Billè New Method for Double
Bass, Part 1, Pratical Course 4, E.R. 264
The fourth book, more
complexities. Some thumb positioning (past G
harmonic) with lots of nice opera and some symphony
excerpts in the 2nd half of the book (He was Italian
after all!!) |
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BB-028
Billè New Method for Double
Bass, Part 2, Pratical Course 4, E.R. 303
This book includes more
thumb positioning practice and lots of music written in
tenor cleff. More of the same complex bowing and
fingering combinations. No orchestra excerpts in this
one, though he wrote a "Madrigal" with piano part in the
back. This book starts to head more into solo
technique. |
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BB-029
Billè New Method for Double
Bass, Part 2, Pratical Course 5, E.R. 304 (Concerto
Study) is a
continuation of the 4th book (just above) and just gets
harder. Some decent solos with piano part included
in the back of the book.
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BB-030
Billè New Method for Double
Bass, Part 2, Pratical Course 6, E.R. 305
A continuation of the 5th
part book, with more complex higher position work:
double stops and playing across all four strings (one
note per string). This guy must have been a
monster in his time! His books are not that
easy.... |
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