Going Solo (Bassoon)
by Faber Music
Original price
$480TWD
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Original price
$480TWD
Original price
$480TWD
$480TWD
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$480TWD
Current price
$480TWD
Composer: Various
Instrument: Piano, Bassoon
Publisher: Faber Music
Song List: Handel: Jig From The Water Music; Grieg: In The Hall Of The Mountain King From Peer Gynt; Farnaby: Fayne Would I Wedd; Schubert: Trio From Symphony No.5 ; Rimsky-Korsakov: Theme From Sheherazade ; Haydn: Trio From Symphony No.85 In Bb; Bizet: Entr'acte From Carmen; Farnaby: Tower Hill; Mozart: Se A Caso Madama From Le Nozze Di Figaro; Bartók: Evening In The Country From 10 Easy Pieces; Satie: Le Piccadilly
Description:
Going Solo (Bassoon) is a lively collection arranged by Graham Sheen, designed to bridge the gap between music for beginners and more advanced solos Grades 4 to 5 upwards, enabling the young player to face a conductor or an audience with complete confidence. This selection avoids the easy marches, minuets and sarabands so often seen, and introduces an essentially idiomatic repertoire for the intermediate bassoonist (with piano accompaniment), consisting of transcriptions of famous solos from orchestral masterpieces, alongside arrangements of pieces ranging from the Renaissance to the 20th century.
Instrument: Piano, Bassoon
Publisher: Faber Music
Song List: Handel: Jig From The Water Music; Grieg: In The Hall Of The Mountain King From Peer Gynt; Farnaby: Fayne Would I Wedd; Schubert: Trio From Symphony No.5 ; Rimsky-Korsakov: Theme From Sheherazade ; Haydn: Trio From Symphony No.85 In Bb; Bizet: Entr'acte From Carmen; Farnaby: Tower Hill; Mozart: Se A Caso Madama From Le Nozze Di Figaro; Bartók: Evening In The Country From 10 Easy Pieces; Satie: Le Piccadilly
Description:
Going Solo (Bassoon) is a lively collection arranged by Graham Sheen, designed to bridge the gap between music for beginners and more advanced solos Grades 4 to 5 upwards, enabling the young player to face a conductor or an audience with complete confidence. This selection avoids the easy marches, minuets and sarabands so often seen, and introduces an essentially idiomatic repertoire for the intermediate bassoonist (with piano accompaniment), consisting of transcriptions of famous solos from orchestral masterpieces, alongside arrangements of pieces ranging from the Renaissance to the 20th century.