This week’s Contrabass Conversations podcast features the first part of our interview with double bassist Ranaan Meyer. John Grillo (a frequent guest and collaborator on the podcast) and I co-interviewed Ranaan, who is the bassist for the band Time for Three and has had a very interesting and multi-faceted career. In addition to hearing a few musical excerpts from Time for Three, this episode features music from German double bassist Guy Tuneh, Pittsburgh-based singer/songwriter Brad Yoder, Los Lonely Boys, and The Latin Soul Syndicate. Enjoy!
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Guy Tuneh is not German. He is a very talented Israeli living in Germany.
Thanks for the correction. My mistake. I will let listeners know next podcast episode.
This is a good idee. It would be nice to hear what he has to say,
and not only the he play.(with is Amazing)
It will be really great to get Guy on the podcast. Stay tuned–it’s happening in the next few weeks.
Is this the same Guy, who played “Nel cor piu…” with Maestro
Gajdos and the Rossini Duetto or this amazing “La Sonnambula”?
(Youtube),
If its him, please inform us when his episode will be on air !
Yes, he’s the same musician. What a player! I’ll let you know when this episode it out. Thanks for stopping by!
Hallo Jason, i saw guy tuneh in on of his solo concerts,
also in a chambermusic concert in germany, with “Villa musica”
Ansamble, you have to see his powerfull playing live on stage.
it will stay in your mind for long time. i’m looking for one of his next
concert in Swiss.
please let me know the date of the Podcast.
thank You.
In That Podcast ,can you ask Mr. Tuneh :
his Bow,his bass, the name ? (what kind of)
his Tec, is it his own still? ( also his right hand)
& how he would play Dittersdorf concert?
i would love U , if you’d ask him for me.
Is guy tuneh going to play something in your show?
We will also feature some of Mr. Tuneh playing as well as speaking. I will be sure to ask him about his bass and bow, as well as advice about the Dittersdorf Concerto. Thank you for the questions and the interest!
Was tuneh student of Prof.Badila?
because some thinks they are playing the same or in the same still.
Guy Tuneh in your show?
when????!
Caio Jason..
I saw Guy Tuneh play Dittersdorf, & it was very special!
so light, like a story that he told the people with his bass.
he was not fighting with this concert like we all.
after him played some other people the same,but it was not like him! his Cadenz was amazing Virtuos.
his energy, pastion,he loves what he is doing(we in my land ,we like things like this ) . it was good.
You have good people in your show, go on!!!
say hallo to your people from Italy.
Can You ask Mr. Tuneh about his “Nel cor piu non mi sento”
with Gajdos?
more information about how they did it.
thanks.
I will be sure to ask him about his “Nel cor piu non mi sento” during the interview. By the way, I will be featuring Gajdos on an upcoming show as well!
Please can you ask Mr. Tuneh if he stay calm before he goes
on stage and if not then what does he do?
Is guy tuneh doing his own bowing, or they are original?
I would like to know Mr. Tuneh’s “life moto”
Hey J.
Guy’s playing is amazing nice, he has alot to say,so , do U think
he has a studio or something like that so i can take a leson with hin.i working and i think i’m not getting better.
So, in your next show ,please ask him.
And Jason , i like your show, it’s intresting!!
bye
Is Guy Tuneh going to give a masterclass or somthing?
Jason and John, great interview of Ranaan Meyer!
Hi Jason, Your Blog is realy something!
Are you going to publish the date of this podcast with Guy Tuneh?
We know Guy from Israel, we saw him more then ones & we are realy intresting to hear from him and what he has to say.
Be good & Shalom !
We will be putting out the interview with Guy Tuneh next Sunday (July 22), and within the week you can expect a special video episode featuring Guy, so stay tuned!
Guy is one of his kind.
Hi-Tec bass player, great musician & very worm person.
can you ask him about his personal life ? how he does it with his famliy (if he has)?
& how he finds the balance in his life?
thank you Jason.
It is the first time that i see guy tuneh (on the web)
he is graet.
we should give him achance, its a pleasure to see how he is playing the bass.
(he is looking like Lakatos in his early days)
Check him out!!!
As i wrote:
I know that Guy had to F I G H T in his studying in Berlin.
“Little” people did every thing to put him down.because they knew
that one day he will be great!!!, (and not like them orchestra musions)
I as many as others stopped to play the bass because of this Ass H___ls. Guy, if you read this, we all stand with you, we love You
& we know that U will be the greatest!!!
as long as You are out there this people will stay Little and not importent.
go ahead ,go go go go ………
I would like to ask Mr.Tuneh about the Bow holding that he uses.
I saw in the net that he is standind, is it not better to sit.
hope that he can be asked.
Arnold.
how does he stand? is it his own still?
when can i hear the rest of that interview, with Guy Tuneh?
Pleace, i’d like to hear more info about Maestro Tuneh’s tec.
pleace ask Maestro Tuneh about his daily tec. exer.
thanks.
Hola faretaste
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