Ratez Parade (1904) for Double Bass & Piano digital Elsie Fardig was the University

Elsie Fardig was the University of Miami School of Musics first Music Librarian

Double Bass & Piano

Schmitt (1870 - 1958) studied composition at Paris Conservatory under Massenet and Faure and won the Grand Prix de Rome in 1900

Neal O'Neal was the source of the Solo in E Minor for this editor in 1966 when he performed the “Allegretto” with chamber orchestra at Florida State University in Tallahassee

Ratez Parade (1904) for Double Bass & Piano digital Elsie Fardig was the UniversityRatez (Emile) Parade (1904) for Double Bass (Orchestra Tuning) and Piano. Edited by Lucas Drew. From the Publisher Parade is the first of Six Characteristic Pieces. Op. 46 for Double Bass and Piano composed by French composer Emile Ratez. He was a graduate of the Paris Conservatory and became Director of the Lille Conservatory in 1881. This movement is an excellent review of basic fingering and tone production for the intermediate level bassist.