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Great pianist, unfortunately I can't find solo recordings of her

For those, who cant get enough from Hindemith

Best chamber piece for winds ever composed!

1번 한참 후에 작곡된 곡이라 느낌이 다릅니다. 고전파 감성에 가까와진거죠 ^^ 저도 음대 시절 이 곡 연주했답니다 ^^

Goodness, I’ve not heard this in many years. Performed it decades ago and still prefer it over the more popular Solo de Concert. It’s a unique piece.

I was just learning to play bassoon in 1977. This would have been a nice piece to do, but this is the first time I have heard of it.

Fagote fascina minha mente. Um som superior. Bravo !!

I had a chance to hear the Berlin Philharmonic Wind Quintet live, maybe around 2012 or so. It was one of the most impressive performances I’ve ever heard. I had never heard dynamics like that from a small group. Oboe, flute, horn, clarinet, bassoon… all of these instruments have different tendencies at different volumes in different registers. But when they got louder or softer, the ensemble remained perfectly balanced, as if an invisible hand was turning the master volume on the world’s best stereo system. This piece of music in the video is not particularly technically demanding. But as I heard the voices come out of the score, I was perplexed at how humbled I felt by the expression I felt. Until I dropped down the video notes and saw the performers. “Ah, Berlin…”

I feel like this is what a bassoon should really sound like

A beautiful work. Great recording. This is a smart violin sonata. Showing tenderness and not terribly modern. Most enjoyable with very skilled performers. It comes across as semi post impressionism.

BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO.

Nice performance of this staple of wind quintet literature.

What a lovely little gem!

Thank you very much for posting ! Interesting to hear how the level has improved (speaking of the bassoon playing) in a century. About the solo bassoon variation, I would be curious to know if the great freedom of tempo was a request from the composer, a habit of interpretation, or a arrangement to avoid technical difficulties (or the three of them !). But I have to say that i really enjoy this kind of rubato.

Can I get this score?

I was so confused why the saxophone sounded so strange until I realized this is a bassoon account and read the description. lol

Felicidades! Saludos desde México, 🎉

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Back in the day (late 60s and 70s) Bozza was very popular, as were so many of the Paris Conservatory composers. Most of them wrote some very good chamber music, too.

I had an old LP with Leonard Sharrow that included this. The quality of recording sound on this is very good, but I think Sharrow’s interpretation was better. Heck, he probably knew Bozza.

Nice bassoon playing. There is a very good reason why this piece is mostly unknown.

Can’t say I like the piece much. But this was beautifully performed.

the recurring theme during allegro almost seems like a vignette or a flash of brilliance, its so vivid and different than other parts.

I’ve played bassoon for 60+ years and thought I’d heard it all. However this piece takes the cake. The technical prowess required is way beyond what I could have ever summoned. Perhaps Mr. Van Sambeek has extra fingers? This performance is breathtaking.

Great recording.

I love this piece! Dolce.

This channel has some great music! Thanks for sharing.

This is such a great example of how dreamy a wind ensemble can sound. This piece and these musicians are terrific!

This piece is terrific. You really do upload some wonderful music. Thanks for all these ideas I will share with my wind ensemble.

Wonderful! Frenetic. Nice!

Exciting and a little in the fast lane spirit of a Jolivet concerto

Hey, is there any way to get an orchestral score? I would really like to see the whole thing but I can't find it anywhere on the Internet. Do you know something?

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Excelent performing,bravoo🎉🎉🎉

isnt the year of recording 1983?

Allard was simply amazing. He makes this extremely difficult work sound easy. How great to have this historic recording.

A solo bassoon piece, with no accompaniment at all, is truly difficult to write. From the very first bar, the master has captured my attention. I don't feel any sense of showing off technical skills, the entire piece uniquely documents the style. The aspect I appreciate most about this piece is that the master did not force to change the musical content out of fear of loneliness. The consistency throughout the entire piece is quite strong, and the ending leaves the listener with a sense of completeness (although it also feels quite lonely) Nowadays, it's quite possible that for many people, listening to such a 12-minute piece of music would feel very boring. But if one can leisurely appreciate the subtle changes in this piece, it can also be very exciting.

I played this at graduation beautiful concert

There once lived a man in the castle, and a strange man was he. Kinda reminds me Menotti's bassoon writing.

He was an absolutely brilliant performer and teacher. Thanks for posting.

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bro is NOT Shostakovich 😭😭

I can appreciate d’Indy, but I find this particular work quite dull.

바순이란 악기의 재발견 브라보!!

I have this CD, it's fantastic. Cool piece too! Part of the Sturm und Drang which showcases fast accented angsty sounds in the ritornello contrasted with a lyrical solo sections in the solo instrument, see C Ph E Bach's concerti for flute or cello (different versions exist)

Wonderful music from Mr Preview!

Allegro pesante starts at 9'50". The Molto adagio is more like an introduction before the Allegro, which continues for the rest of the movement (but the adagio theme comes back, notsted in fast tempo).

This is delightful. I want it played at my wedding- oops, too late.

what a magical piece of music...i'm inspired and i play bassoon.. just bought the sheet music !!!