First Book Of Bassoon Solos
Published on 30. May 1979
Book
Paperback/Softback
44 pages
978-0-571-50242-4 (ISBN)
Description
The First Book of Bassoon Solos has been prepared for the true beginner by Walter Bergmann and Lyndon Hilling, who both have composed several original pieces within this book as well. The 28 pieces are arranged in an approximate order of difficulty to provide a wide range of music for study and performance. They should be practiced and performed with careful attention to intonation, rhythm, dynamics, tone quality, character, style and deportment.
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Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Product notice
Saddle-stitched
Dimensions
Height: 286 mm
Width: 225 mm
Weight
174 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-571-50242-4 (9780571502424)
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Persons
Content
Bergman: Ostinato; Yugoslav Dance; Polka **ABRSM selected piece: Bassoon syllabus 2006-2013; Czech Dance; Hilling: Barcarolle; Bergman: Variations On A German Christmas Song; Aubert: Gavotte **ABRSM selected piece: Bassoon syllabus 2006-2013 and **Trinity Guildhall selected piece: Bassoon syllabus 2012-2014; Bergman: Romance **Trinity Guildhall selected piece: Bassoon syllabus 2012-2014; Hotteterre (Le Romain): Menuet Du Tambourin; Minka; Bergman: Passacaglia; Bergman: Duet; JS Bach: Hymn; Schubert: Waltz; Purcell: Minuet; Schubert: Andante; Nobody's Jigg; Purcell: Jig From 'The Gordian Knot Untied'; Cockle-Shells **Trinity Guildhall selected piece: Bassoon syllabus 2012-2014; Schumann: The Merry Peasant **Trinity Guildhall selected piece: Bassoon syllabus 2012-2014; Rosseter: Song **Trinity Guildhall selected piece: Bassoon syllabus 2012-2014; Welsh Folk Song I **ABRSM selected piece: Bassoon syllabus 2006-2013; Barsanti: Gavotte; Welsh Folk Song II; JS Bach: Prelude **ABRSM selected piece: Bassoon syllabus 2006-2013; Schubert: Laendler; Weber: Rustic March; Telemann: Duo