Very good. Great players. Wonderful!

Not bad. at all.

Thank you so much💗💗

Fantastic performance!

Amazing baroque bow technique from the cellist!

Let's just start here. That is a beautiful, lovely piece, and heavenly playing. Now that we got that out of the way! It's also a great study for my orchestration practice. I'm collecting a bunch of solo performances of orchestral instruments. Yes, I know what all the instruments sound like! But what I'm collecting is music that demonstrates a variety of registers, dynamic levels, and articulations. This fabulous piece and performance cover it all for bassoon!

Pretty performance! Have you ever played a baroque bassoon?

Thanks for sharing this performance!

Very fine oboist!

My god I was a freshman that year in SMTD. I almost forgot that I went there and saw such a great and composed performance. Great job guys!

❤

Fills my soul with joy- forgot how amazing the bassoon sounds! Dramatic piece, especially as it was composed during the "lockdown"- Such beauty and goodness from the chaos!

Love it!

Thank you

Fantastic! Thank you. Applause and congratulations. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐💐

Superbe. La coordination est magnifique, je pourrait l'écouter 100 fois. Bravo.😃😀😄

I don't play an instrument or even understand more than the most basic of music theory or musical concepts, but there are a couple of instruments (sounds, actually) that I have come to like over the last few years. It may be there is only one... If this is the same family as an oboe, then there is one. If not, there are two. I cannot even describe this sound musically... as in "it's like a trumpet" or such like. I am sure if this were all I listened to for a few weeks, I'd develop a different "new favourite", but as long as I don't over-indulge, I find this somehow magical, transfixing, along with the oboe. Thanks.

7:39〜第3楽章こそは「疾走する悲しみ」そのもの。tristesse allante を昔小林秀雄がこう訳したが、Mozart のK516は「過ぎゆく悲しみ」であって、Vivaldi のこの楽章こそが「疾走する悲しみ」なのだ。from Japan

Rest in Peace, Peter Schickele. This song lives forever in my heart. And as the Mini-Maestro of Southern Northern Dakota at Hoople once said: "24 feet of un-ignorable woodwinds"

Sorry, I can't take this seriously. And Stockhausen was I think, at a low point in his creativity. That said, the bassoonist is a very fine player.

Absolutely beautiful.

son g ?

time stamps: mvt i: 0:00 mvt ii: 3:56 mvt iii: 7:17

Bravo!

wsg bassoon gang

I love the part at 0:48!

Замечательно, необычно,гармонично! Элла

Wonderfull

Excellent performance!! Very awesome contrabassoon playing!! Just one question, where can I find the orchestra music of this solo? I’ve found the piano and contra part, however, do you know where I’d be able to find the orchestra parts?

Movements III and IV have the same light energetic playfulness and jovial vivaciousness as Ottorino Respighi‘s score for the 1919 ballet “The Magic Toyshop” (La Boutique fantasque), or Rimsky-Korsakov‘s 1900 fun little piece, “Flight of the Bumblebee”. I always appreciate when composers like this or others like Camille Saint-Saëns with parts of his suite “Carnival of the Animals” add something like this to their oeuvre, even if some of them are embarrassed by them in their lifetimes (as Saëns was with Carnival sadly).

Tres beau timbre ,tellement difficile a chanter ,

Bravo!

Just Beautiful

❤

The bassoon is a beautiful noble instrument

Che strumento assurdo il bassoon !

Vi AMO siete fantastici. Con amore dalla Sardinia

Fabuloso!

👍👏😇🙏

Is this music still in print for purchase or is it a library find only now?

not bad, not brillant.

Maravilhoso 👏👏

Daaaaaaaaaaaamn

Ой, какая красивая музыка! Хочется слушать и слушать.

What kind of harness is being used here?

❤❤❤this is well played, congratulations to all the ensemble .

You forgot to credit the harpist?!

very good playing.

I am an avid classical music fan. My mother played 2nd violin on orchestras in the US, including Battle Creek Symphony, France, and Korea. Being that she was a violinist who could play Cello as well, I'm partial to strings. That said, the Bassoon is easily my favorite Woodwind. I've always loved the sound and how it fits so well into any piece. In the countless concerts I've attended, I always look forward to the Bassoon pieces. You are amazing.

Fantastic performance!