The Dwyght Bryan Page
Dwyght Bryan is assistant principal double bass of the Mexico State Symphony Orchestra and associate professor of double bass at the Mexico State Conservatory of Music. He has been bass coach of  the Mexico State Youth Orchestra and double bass consultant for the North Carolina Governors' School -East. As a soloist Bryan performs "classical" styles from Baroque to New Music as well as World Music and Folk Styles.

Dwyght Bryan has premiered more new pieces than any bassist currently working in Mexico
including works by composers such as Frank Proto, Mark Satterwhite, Tom Johnson, Francois Rabbath, Alan Ridout, Gordon Jacob, Israel Becerril, Bertram Turetzky, Nicholas Maw, Norman Ludwin and others. He has performed several of his own compositions.
His students
hold positions in several professional and youth orchestras in Mexico, have been accepted in international study programs, and have won local competitions.
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Links
International Soc. of Bassists
The O'Brien Clan Website
The O'Brien Clan of Mexico
Contact Info
Email: bajorama@yahoo.com
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Studied with:
John Cubbage
Deborah Taylor
Barry Green

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coming soon:
Premier of El Recinto del Rey Salomon (King Solomon's Chamber)  for Double Bass and Violoncello by Lilia Vazquez

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Playing Tips
1) Ever get a scratchy attack ,or no attack at all, at the beginning of a note? Try using planes! That is playing more to the side of the string rather than directly on top! For down bow play towards your left side and for up bow towards your right side of the string. You'll get a cleaner attack and a better overall sound.
2) Trouble playing all the notes in fast passages?  Play with the fingers closer to the string. Bare lift the fingers that are not in use. When you do use them they will be closer to the string and thus will arrive faster. Never ever lift the first finger except to change strings or play an open string.
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