Bassoon vs tenor bassoon (tenoroon) - Music: Practice & Theory …
Nov 5, 2015 · 61 2. I don't have any direct experience, but the Wikipedia page on the tenoroon has some information that speaks to your questions. Near the bottom it describes the differences, and in particular it says, "normal sized bassoon would be far too large for anyone under about the age of 10", and, "professionals prefer the F instrument as it feels ...
Bassoon naming convention - Music: Practice & Theory Stack …
Jan 7, 2017 · If a piece of music was published with parts for both the bassoon and tenoroon, I suppose the bassoon part might be labeled "in C" to avoid any confusion. (Incidentally, "tenoroon" is a relatively new name, but the instrument itself is not a modern invention - the original bassoon family was made in as many as 6 different sizes, from soprano to ...
maintenance - How to clean a neglected bassoon - Music: Practice ...
Nov 8, 2017 · Add a comment. You could try to remove the metal cap from the boot, open the screws and remove the metal U there. (Reassembly is easy, typically a metal PIN ensures correct orientation.) Then you can inspect whats there and since it is open it should also dry much faster. After leaving it open over the night it should at least be dry (if not ...
Bassoon intonation problems on low notes
Feb 4, 2017 · A leak in the boot joint of a bassoon would destroy the intonation in its low register. Tessitura is not all. It's not as much how low your notes go but what you do with them. There is a difference between having a moving bass line jump to the dominant below occasionally and asking for a sustained pedal point.
saxophone - Alternatives to Marching with Bassoon - Music: …
2. If I remember the fingerings correctly, clarinet is similar to bassoon in terms of construction, whereas playing tenor might actually mess you up (because it would almost be like you reversed hands.) A common misconception is that similarities between instruments make them hard to learn, but in truth, it actually makes them easier as you are ...
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Apr 21, 2018 · Pronouns: they, them, their, themselves. Bachelor of Music (Performance), Indiana University. Master of Computer Science, University of Wisconsin, Madison