Double bassist Sasha Witteveen demonstrates the versatility of the double bass during a solo concert at the Grachtenfestival in Felix Meritis Amsterdam. She performs works by Bottesini and Andrés Martín, together with pianist Jorian van Nee, violinist Noa Wildschut, and double bassist José David Ospina Gaviria. The double bass as a soloist Sasha Witteveen places the double bass at the center of attention during this concert at the Grachtenfestival in Felix Meritis, Amsterdam. The program demonstrates the instrument's versatility: from lyrical and singing to energetic and technically impressive. Witteveen has won prizes at international competitions in Lucca, Vienna, and the Netherlands and was a finalist in Dutch Classical Talent 2022/23. Music by Bottesini and Andrés Martín The program features works by Giovanni Bottesini, including Elegy No. 2 and the virtuosic Gran Duo Concertante , and the rhythmically sharp Concerto No. 1 by Andrés Martín. David Anderson’s Seven Double Bass Duets brings two double basses into dialogue: short pieces full of humor, character, and rhythm. Talented musicians Sasha Witteveen performs with pianist Jorian van Nee, violinist Noa Wildschut, and double bassist José David Ospina Gaviria. Witteveen has previously performed at the Royal Concertgebouw, TivoliVredenburg, and the Wiener Musikverein, and has soloed with the Residentie Orkest and LUDWIG. Nominated for the Grachtenfestival Prize Sasha Witteveen is one of the three nominees for the Grachtenfestival Prize. Are you interested in this concert? Use the link on this page for ticket sales and more information.
