Re: [Finale] 2 and 4 hand(s) on One Piano

[Raymond Horton]

My son was involved in a rehearsal or two for a piece for doublebass - 
six hands:  One (taller) "outside" player plays the two lowest strings, 
one (shorter) "inside" player plays the two highest strings, and a third 
player sits on the floor and provides percussive sounds on the back of 
the instrument. 

The piece didn't make it to performance in this case, (so I didn't 
witness it) and my son doesn't recall the composer.  

RBH
Richard Yates wrote:
My understanding was two players on one piano is a duet, but two players
     

on
 

two pianos is a duo.
     

Ah, I finally see the difference between a Violin Duo and a Violin
   

Duet.;-)
I once saw the Assad brothers play an astoundingly virtuosic piece on one
guitar. One reached around the other from behind and they each played three
strings. Quite a parlor trick. Is that a duetto?
Richard Yates
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