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It's printed in two different publications. "Solos for the Double Bassist" from Liben, and [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] from Leduc. The first is an older transcription by Frank Proto, while volume 4 is updated and ostensibly more accurate.
If you don't want to buy it, see if your university participates in the InterLibrary Loan (ILL) service. Normally your library can rent certain titles from other libraries for free if you can find it on WorldCat.
Not to be "that guy," but you really ought to purchase the sheet music. Rabbath is still alive, and the piece is not public domain. The "Solos for the Double Bassist" book is very reasonably priced for all of the music in it.
Not to be "that guy," but you really ought to purchase the sheet music. Rabbath is still alive, and the piece is not public domain. The "Solos for the Double Bassist" book is very reasonably priced for all of the music in it.