Furtok — Quartet No. 5: Bogusław Furtok — PDF Sheet Music

Furtok — Quartet No. 5: Bogusław Furtok — PDF Sheet MusicBogusaw Furtoks Double Bass Quartet No. 5 was written in 2005 in the sunny atmosphere of the Cte dAzur in France. The piece was originally composed for Furtoks ensemble, The Flying Basses, who have performed and recorded this work to great acclaim. Furtoks style has been influenced by a variety of composers, including the film music of John Williams and the orchestral music of Shostakovich and Mahler. Furtoks music is full of energy at times, and deep

Cathy Elliott has arranged the tune for beginner double bass and piano

The piece was written for a performance with Utah Symphony Orchestra bassist Eric Hansen

it is presented in its original form

1 is a staple of the cello repertoire and is fast becoming a favourite amongst double bassists

This double bass part comes with a annotated version only

Completed in 1865

3" or "Melodia in E " is particularly significant because

and quotes multiple numbers from the opera

(single strings or small section)

4 Double Bass parts clean (no bowings or fingering)

Furtok’s music draws together varying styles

in harmonics