Classical Studies for Electric Bass Guitar, Vol.1

by Jonathan Dimond

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1.	Bach Prelude for Piano no.3 01:30	buy track
2.	Kreutzer Studies for Solo Violin no.13 04:09	buy track
3.	Kreutzer Studies for Solo Violin no.30 03:33	buy track
4.	Kreutzer Studies for Solo Violin no.1 03:39	buy track
5.	Kreutzer Studies for Solo Violin no.7 01:28	buy track
6.	Kreutzer Studies for Solo Violin no.17 03:58	buy track
7.	Kreutzer Studies for Solo Violin no.29 03:11	buy track
8.	Kreutzer Studies for Solo Violin no.27 02:53	buy track
9.	Kreutzer Studies for Solo Violin no.20 03:10	buy track
10.	Kreutzer Studies for Solo Violin no.10 02:18	buy track
11.	Kreutzer Studies for Solo Violin no.26 02:24	buy track
12.	Kreutzer Studies for Solo Violin no.14 02:27	buy track
13.	Kreutzer Studies for Solo Violin no.9 02:59	buy track

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This album represents a snapshot of my regular daily routine, reading and working on classical repertoire intended for other instruments. I work on music for piano, cello, violin, etc for the technical challenge it presents me and also to extend my musical vocabularly and reading skills.
Performed on 6-string electric bass guitar, these works - originally composed for piano and violin - present technical challenges to the bass player. In overcoming these challenges I hope that the music, originally composed by J.S. Bach (track 1) and R. Kreutzer (the remaining tracks), still speaks to the listener, albeit with the color of my interpretation and adaptation to the electric bass guitar.

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released January 20, 2013

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Jonathan Dimond Melbourne, Australia

Jonathan Dimond is a multi-instrumentalist composer/performer, who brings together the worlds of Western classical, jazz and intercultural musics.
Since undertaking formal studies in North Indian classical music in 1993, Dimond’s compositions have been influenced by raga, and the rhythmic cycles and devices associated with both North and South Indian classical music.
He performs with Tripataka. ... more

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