Max Dimoff plays Bach on double bass!
Maximilian (Max) Dimoff is the principal bass of The Cleveland Orchestra, a position he has held since 1997, where he holds the Clarence T. Reinberger Endowed Chair.
His career began when he was appointed assistant principal bass of the San Antonio Symphony while still a student. He was soon promoted to principal, and held positions in the Grant Park Symphony Orchestra in Chicago and the Seattle Symphony before coming to Cleveland.
He served as head of CIM’s double bass department for 17 years before stepping away in 2017 to teach at the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre and Dance. He is also a coach and faculty member with The National Orchestral Institute and the New World Symphony.
Dimoff attended Northwestern University, and performs on a double bass dated to 1651, made by the Italian maker Antonio Mariani.
Check out Max on the Cleveland Orchestra website - https://www.clevelandorchestra.com/di...
Check out Max on the Cleveland Institute of Music website - https://www.cim.edu/faculty/maximilia...
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learn more about the Pittsburgh Double Bass Symposium - https://pittsburghdoublebasssymposium...
check out event organizer Micah Howard's website - https://micahbhoward.com/
check out video from the 2022 PDBS - • Pittsburgh is a great double bass town!
all things double bass - https://doublebasshq.com
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double bass sheet music - https://shop.doublebasshq.com
TIMECODES:
0:00 - Intro
0:29 - Suite 1 Prelude
3:05 - Suite 1 Allemande
7:40 - Suite 1 Courante
10:32 - Suite 1 Sarabande
13:13 - Suite 1 Bourrees I and II
16:22 - Suite 1 Gigue
18:35 - Suite 2 Prelude
22:23 - Suite 2 Allemande
25:40 - Suite 2 Courante
28:06 - Suite 2 Sarabande
32:22 - Suite 2 Minuets I and II
35:07 - Suite 2 Gigue
