The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 33

THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Tuesday, June 26, 1979 C-7 Hard To Tell At Times The schedule also includes con composer Gerhard Samuel, based on a poem by Emily Dickinson. If you have any questions, call 475-2683. But watch out, you just might find yourself trying a bass on for size. certs by Ruggeri at 4 p.m. Sunday; Guettler at 4 p.m.

Sunday, July and Gomez at 8 p.m. Tuesday, July 17. Gomez's program will offer the world premiere of a new work for 30 basses count 'em by Cincinnati Whose Bass Is On First if, NOW PLAYING One of the jf a all-time great as a bassist Paul Ellison and jazz bassist Eddie Gomez. The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra principal bassist Barry Green organized the month-long festival. Song and Dance Musicals mu Juno It through July I ff VATtimiiir onornT 'I i HELMOND MANDAN Stars of TV's SOAP BY NANCY MALITZ Enquirer Music Critic Cello may be Charming, but Bass Is Bigger.

In Cincinnati, anyway. The enthusiasm for the most immense of the world's stringed instruments will reach an all-time high this week as the International School for Double Bass gets under way at the College-Conservatory of Music. Twenty young bassists from around the world have come here to study with Internationally known masters such as Italian virtuoso Franco Petracchl, Milwaukee Symphony principal bassist Roger Ruggeri, Norwegian bassist Knut Guettler, Houston Symphony principal "WMF TIMF NFYT YFfiB" vni'ib iii'ifci iit.ru iuui flfr July 3 through iuly THE FREE public concerts have become cult events, and tonight's recital by Petracchl will be no exception. Petracchl, a composer and conductor as well as principal bassist with the RAI Orchestra of Rome, promises that his concert will be Informal In nature, featuring unusual duets such as Bottesini's for violin and bass, Rossini's for cello and bass and Rota's for piano and bass. The concert is at 8 p.m.

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