1820 Prescott 5er actual audio

[Don Carrigan]

Check out my poor rendition of some very low note on my 1820 Prescott Busetto. My only excuse for the poor performance is I was recovering from heart and breathing problems. "The Elephant" is 4 whole tones lower than the usual Eb rendition to manifest the low B string. So too with "Swanee River", which is pitched down to low C. Other excerpts are to long to transmit or even store on my web page.
Click here for audio
http://home.earthlink.net/~prescottviol/SoundFilesMP3/
Click here for entire home page of photos, data, etc.
http://home.earthlink.net/~prescottviol/

Don Carrigan, Gloucester, MA

[Don Carrigan]

Originally Posted by Don Carrigan

Check out my poor rendition of some very low note on my 1820 Prescott Busetto. My only excuse for the poor performance is I was recovering from heart and breathing problems. "The Elephant" is 4 whole tones lower than the usual Eb rendition to manifest the low B string. So too with "Swanee River", which is pitched down to low C. Other excerpts are to long to transmit or even store on my web page.

Don Carrigan, Gloucester, MA

Hey, maybe I got the idea this time! Here are 1820 Prescott low notes.
See ATTACHMENTS for mp3 files below:
Chord Exercise & Swanee River (down to low "C")

[Don Carrigan]

From: Don Carrigan, Gloucester, MA

Here are two mp3 files of my 1820 Prescott featuring notes down to low C. This bass is currently on loan to a bassist with a major orchestra as recurring illness prevents me from best use.

Click here for picture of my bass: http://home.earthlink.net/~prescottv...4FullFloor.JPG

Another view: http://home.earthlink.net/~prescottv...ark_edited.jpg

[Don Carrigan]

Beethoven #5, bass soli excerpt

Back stage at Boston Symphony Hall
Boston Handel & Haydn Society refits required gut strings at
192nd year of concerts. The Prescott Bass was built about the same year as the H&H Soc. was founded. Click here below:
http://home.earthlink.net/~prescottv...apRestring.jpg

Don Carrigan