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Old 06-06-2009, 11:59 AM
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Default Classical Primer

Hello All,

I am looking to "get my feet wet", as it were, in the classical music world. I am primarily a jazz bassist, but I am looking to better myself both musically and as a person, by developing an appreciation and understanding of classical music. The only things I know about classical music is what I learned from watching the movie "Amadeus", which I pronounced Ama-doos until fairly recently.

That being said, what are some key albums you classical players would recommend to begin my experience. I don't think it has to be bass-centric or bass features, just the standard repertoire that classical players are expected to be familiar with. As far as the bass is concerned, if my tastes translate from jazz to classical, I'm not really all that into solo work, just good, strong fundamental playing. Also, any literature you could endorse would be lovely.

I know, I ask much, but I figured this would be the best place to get some friendly advice.
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