Bartolomé de Selma y Salaverdewas a Spanish bassoon player with enough international reputation to have his music published in Venice and enough virtuosity to play his own music. His music contains some of the 17th century’s most intricate bass parts. His Canzon highlights a popular form centered around the characteristic rhythm that opens the piece.
Rook: Jakob Hansen, Violin Paul Von Hoff, Trombone and Slide Trombone Jeremy David Ward, Bass Violin Mark Shuldiner, Harpsichord
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Bartolomé de Selma y Salaverde
Canzon for Bass and Soprano, No. 11 Play
Recorded on 02/19/2014, uploaded on 07/29/2014
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Bartolomé de Selma y Salaverdewas a Spanish bassoon player with enough international reputation to have his music published in Venice and enough virtuosity to play his own music. His music contains some of the 17th century’s most intricate bass parts. His Canzon highlights a popular form centered around the characteristic rhythm that opens the piece.
Rook:
Jakob Hansen, Violin
Paul Von Hoff, Trombone and Slide Trombone
Jeremy David Ward, Bass Violin
Mark Shuldiner, Harpsichord
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