Henry Eccles
Sonata
for double bass and piano
Henry Eccles
Sonata
for double bass and piano
- Instrumentation Double Bass and Orchestra
- Composer Henry Eccles
- Edition Sheet Music
- Publisher C. F. Schmidt
- Order no. CFS4711
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Description:
Each era has its own style, character and expression. So it is my concern with this series "Baroque Editions" to give suggestions for playing with vibrato and to give impulses for playing with different possibilities of vibrato. Another special feature of Baroque music is the "bell stroke".
Henry Eccles (c. 1675 - 1745)
Eccles was an English violinist and composer who lived from about 1675 to 1745.
Nothing is known about his origins and early years. Eccles is first mentioned in 1705, when he published his Preludes and Voluntaries for violin. In 1713 he travelled to France in the company of the Duke d'Aumont, where he settled. From about 1720 he lived in Paris, where Henry Eccles belonged to the Vingt-quatre Violons du Roy at the French court under Louis XV.
He died between 1735 and 1745, probably in Paris.
Ulrich Lau
was born in Bergen on the island of Rügen and studied at the Cologne University of Music. After his first engagement at the Hanover State Theatre, he joined the Württemberg State Orchestra in 1967 as solo bassist. In 1973 he moved to the Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra. In 1967 he had already taken on a lectureship at the Stuttgart University of Music, where he has been a full-time professor since 1980. From 1971-75 he was a member of the Bayreuth Festival Orchestra, and since 1973 he has played in the orchestra of the Ludwigsburg Festival. As a soloist, he has given numerous recitals. In addition, he has performed with his double bass quartet and the double bass ensemble. Many of his students play in orchestras, hold a double bass professorship, and work as soloists or teachers.
Henry Eccles (c. 1675 - 1745)
Eccles was an English violinist and composer who lived from about 1675 to 1745.
Nothing is known about his origins and early years. Eccles is first mentioned in 1705, when he published his Preludes and Voluntaries for violin. In 1713 he travelled to France in the company of the Duke d'Aumont, where he settled. From about 1720 he lived in Paris, where Henry Eccles belonged to the Vingt-quatre Violons du Roy at the French court under Louis XV.
He died between 1735 and 1745, probably in Paris.
Ulrich Lau
was born in Bergen on the island of Rügen and studied at the Cologne University of Music. After his first engagement at the Hanover State Theatre, he joined the Württemberg State Orchestra in 1967 as solo bassist. In 1973 he moved to the Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra. In 1967 he had already taken on a lectureship at the Stuttgart University of Music, where he has been a full-time professor since 1980. From 1971-75 he was a member of the Bayreuth Festival Orchestra, and since 1973 he has played in the orchestra of the Ludwigsburg Festival. As a soloist, he has given numerous recitals. In addition, he has performed with his double bass quartet and the double bass ensemble. Many of his students play in orchestras, hold a double bass professorship, and work as soloists or teachers.