Croatian musician Božo Paradžik and his students recently performed an incredible rendition of Henery Manchini’s famous “Pink Panther Theme” while surrounded by nature in the middle of the woods. The group played this popular chromatic song using standup double basses.
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Paradžik said:
“Henri Mancini’s epic composition adapted for a double bass quintet. Good work by my talented students from the generations 2017 until 2018. It was very funny to record the quintets in the forest.”
Screengrab via YouTube
Paradžik began studying the double bass back in 1983 with Tihomir Vidović in Sarajevo. And between 1987 and 1992 he studied with Jiří Hudec at the world-famous Academy of Music in Prague.
Following his studies, Paradžik then began a successful career as an orchestral musician. He’s held principal positions with many leading symphony orchestras such as the Radio Symphony Orchestra in Stuttgart, and the Residentie Orchestra in the Hague.
Now Paradžik is teaching internationally and is recognized throughout the world of music as a phenomenal teacher whose students have gone on to accomplish successful careers in the industry.
Here is the video of Paradžik and his students, which includes: Oskari Hänninen, Božo Paradžik, Madlaina Küng, Cecilia Perfetti and Marko Hristoskov.
What did you think of their performance? Let us know in the comments, and please be sure to share this lovely music with your friends and family.
Source: Wimp.com and Bozoparadzik.com
