I've been seeing you in the forums for a while, but finally got a chance to spend some time listening to the clips on your site - wow! I love your playing - great mix of jazz knowledge, funky styles, and killer tone. Your fretless playing is some of the best I've heard in a long time. You definitely rank on one of my new favorite players list. If you ever do one of those master classes here in the states, please let me know, would love to be a part of that!
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Yves Carbonne
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YC,
I just happened to come across your website when I was doing a bassist search a few days ago. You are an amazing talent. Thanks for sharing your talent with us through your website. I hope I get the opportunity to see you perform in the future.
Joe
I just happened to come across your website when I was doing a bassist search a few days ago. You are an amazing talent. Thanks for sharing your talent with us through your website. I hope I get the opportunity to see you perform in the future.
Joe
...Here's a pic from 1994, with a 6 string fretless "F" bass:
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...and an other one from 1996, with a 6 string fretted "F" bass:
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YC
http://www.yvescarbonne.com
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...and an other one from 1996, with a 6 string fretted "F" bass:
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YC
http://www.yvescarbonne.com
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cool article.
I can't stop listening to the trio CD, the parts and orchestration goes together seemlessly. Great job!
I can't stop listening to the trio CD, the parts and orchestration goes together seemlessly. Great job!
My main concept for soloing is to play what I hear - it will be a work for the rest of my life! Chords, scales and of course rhythms: everything is important to learn, but the most important thing is imagination. Just trying to imagine what you would like to hear!
