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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
1.
THE DOUBLE BASS
A SIMPLE HISTORY
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2.
INTRO
Lowest instrument of string family
Usually has 4 string, may have 5 or 6
Many names
Can play every type of music
Modern addition to string family
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Daniel Ashton
3.
HISTORY
Originated in 15th centruy europe
Usually had 3 strings
Came from other low stringed isntruments
Chunk had to be taken out for playing
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4.
CONSTRUCTION
Made by hand
Different woods make different sound
Price is affected by wood
Main parts of the bass
Different sizes to accomadate all players
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5.
STRINGS
Originally made out of gut
Almost unplayable
20th century switched to steel
Made more sound
Better sound quality
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6.
PLAYING METHOD
Played with a stool or standing
Bass on left side
Arco or pizzicato
Different notes made with left hand fingers
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7.
BOWS
2 kinds of bows
French and german bows
Frogs are different
One is like a hand shake
Other is more like violin hold
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8.
ROSIN
Made of a tree resin
Pressed into a "cake"
Allows bow to "grab" strings
No sound without it
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9.
EXTENSIONS
Added to bass for lower notes
Usually on lowest string
Extends above head
Also a 5th string could be added
Tuned to player's preference
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10.
SOUND
Despite size, not that loud
Yes loud, but not as expected
Orchestras have lots of basses
Jazz uses only 1 bass, 2 rarely
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11.
CONCLUSION
Altogether great instrument
Arguably most versatile
Fun to play
Many music styles fit it
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