Classical Electric bassists

[Grueber]

Does anyone know any electric bassists who play classical music. I already know of these

Mick Cervino
http://www.mickcervino.com/32372.html

Craig Schoedler
http://www.craigschoedler.com/

Jurre Hogervorst and David de Marez Oyens(I saw this on a European Bassday CD))
http://www.jurrehogervorst.opendoek....idsfrag_4.html

and of course Dave Grossman
http://www.jsbach.net/bass/

I've also heard Bunny Brunel and Josquin des Pres play some classical music, but it was for instructional books.

I think classical music sounds great on bass and was wondering if any other bassists play it.

[Bardolph]

I think Jeff Berlin may have done some classical stuff.

[Christopher]

Stu Hamm did some impressive tapped versions of "Moonlight Sonata" and "Dr. Gradus Ad Parnassum" on his first solo recording "Radio Free Albemuth."

[Grueber]

Originally Posted by Bardolph

I think Jeff Berlin may have done some classical stuff.

yes, I've heard Jeff Berlin playing no. 2 in C Minor from The Well Tempered Clavier Book I.

Originally Posted by Christopher

Stu Hamm did some impressive tapped versions of "Moonlight Sonata" and "Dr. Gradus Ad Parnassum" on his first solo recording "Radio Free Albemuth."

I love Stu Hamm's Stuff. He also did a tapped version of no. 1 in C Major from The Well Tempered Clavier Book I.

[slawmusic]

My CD of Penderecki's <i>Partita</i> features one Wolfgang Bargel on electric bass. And I believe that Mike Oldfield played some bass on David Bedford's orchestral work <i>Star's End</i>, but I can't check my vinyl right now to be sure.

[Don W]

I've seen John Patitucci do some classical stuff.

Like this for example