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What are all the parts fo the bassoon?
The bassoon is adouble reed instrument. The reed is attached to a bocal (or crook) which is slipped into the tenor (wing) joint. The body of the bassoon is wrapped around itself in the boot joint which holds the bass joint, the longest one.... Read More »
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How do you change treble clef (from a treble piano part) to a bas...
The bassoon is a non-transposing instrument, so you could either write the notes on ledger lines above the bass staff if they're not too high, or use a tenor clef (which places middle C on the 4th line). Read More »
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Parts Of The Bassoon
The origins of the bassoon can be linked to a Medieval instrument known as the shawn, according to Dr. Dan Lipori of Central Washington University. The original bass shawn was over six feet long. The awkward… More »
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