[Searching record] Capuzzi - Concerto for double bass and orchestra

[cldbcb]

Hello,

I am searching a record of this concerto composed by Giuseppe Antonio Capuzzi (Allegro moderato).

I'm currently at my last school year in Germany. Because I won't have a lot of time playing double bass next year, my teacher organized a concert with the Philamonical Orchestra of our city. Btw, he's great . However, I just have 4 weeks practicing it (just the first movement: Allegro moderato). But apart from some phrases, it seems to be not that difficulty. Nevertheless it'll be much more easier for me if I've the change to hear this concert (with orchestra). It would be marvelous if you could help me .

Greetings,
Claus

p.s. I'm sorry for my lousy English, I'm still in learning process ^_^

[pichl]

Found only one CD with Capuzzi:

Title: Rare Concertos for Double Bass

Carmine Laino, double bass
Pierfrancesco Borrelli, hasrpsicord

Giuseppe Antonio Capuzzi (1755 - 1818) Concerto in G Major
1 - 3
Karl Kohaut (1726 - 1768) Concerto in D Major
5 - 7
Franz Anton Hoffmeister (1754 - 1812) Concerto N. 1 in D Major
11 - 13

[Mike Goodbar]

Mark Morton has also recorded it, available through Lemur:

http://shop1.mailordercentral.com/le...sp?number=R594

[cldbcb]

Thank you very much for your answers! But because I'm in Germany shipping would take too much time... I surfed a little bit and I found two recordings. I used the audio search machine http://www.altavista.com/audio/default and found this one: http://www.viennesetuning.com/music_samples/ and I also tried YouTube finding a nice recording of a 16y old girl playing it: http://youtube.com/watch?v=CjYaOES48FU

So, I still have two questions: I play it in F maj. But one version is in G maj. Which one is original? In the sheet music I got, there is a written solo passage (Cadenza) between bar 144 and 145, where just the soloist is playing. At the YouTube-recording, the girl played her own, short solo passage at the end. Even if I probably won't play the solo passage (because I've not enogh time practicing it), it would be interesting how you know/played it...

Thank you in advance.
Greetings
Claus

PS: I'm very glad found this forum, it's great