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Another Bach on Bass thread? No! Bach, Brahms, and Beethoven!

If this doesn't get you pumping nylon nothing will.

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I'm looking to create a list of resources including but not limited to playing classical pieces on bass. I'd prefer it be standard tuning on 4 strings but I'm not going to be picky.

If you don't like tab, don't read it.

If you don't like classical music, don't play it.

NO HATERZ!
 
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Great topic, and nice transcription of the Toccata and Fugue - adding that to my to-learn list!

Some others that come to mind are:

Ariane Cap's "Bach for Two" duets: Bach for Two Times Two | Ari's Bass Blog

The Rotterdam Philharmonic's quarantine version of an excerpt from Beethoven's 9th; they thoughtfully offer scores for lots of instruments, including bass guitar, so one can play along: Beethoven 9 Play Along | Rotterdams Philharmonisch Orkest

Sebastien Jean and his excellent book, Solos for Bass Guitar, which has some wonderful pieces in it by a wide range of composers: Solos for Bass Guitar – Sebastien JEAN

Will be interested to see what others come up with!