Muito obrigado professor. Tenho aprendido muito com seus vídeos Deus Abençoe

I've made quite a few thanks to your video. I gave up bassoon for 40 yrs and came back. Been playing about 10 yrs. I don't understand why they are using silk now. It is not absorbant. Have been using cotton for mine and am quite happy. Thank You !

Аліно! Дуже гарне і зрозуміле відео! Дякую!!!

❤ Thank you, especially, for pointing out that listening is better than seeing for tuning! I'm working hard on pitch at the moment and get much more out of working with a drone.

GMEA Etude: 1:34

How can we get this man as a tutor? Online tutor?

muchas gracias

Mr. Ewell, I MUST thank you for putting out these videos. Particularly the ones about 15 years ago! I watched your videos for about 3 months while my bassoon was being ordered. When my Fox Renard 222 arrived, I immediately began putting all of your tips and tricks to work. After only 3 months of playing, at an 8th grade level, I made 1st band 1st chair at my local Arkansas All-Region Tryouts. KZbin is a wonderful format that allowed you to inspire me, and for that I am grateful!!! I hope you are doing well.

THIS WAS SO HELPFULLL ‼️

vincent igusa carnegie hall

Great video! I love your enthusiasm for bringing this instrument to a bigger audience. I am a saxophonist/clarinetist and I have just come in possession of a bassoon, and I find the bassoon community is unique and welcoming. Thank you for doing your part!

astonishing!

Beautiful music together!

Very helpful! Thank you for posting!

I really love your sound and approach to proper technique. Great tone! Thanks!

15 years ago

Fantastic

Hi Terry, i was your student back in Hong Kong in late 1980s. My name is R. Cheng and you helped me to pick my first Kolert Bassoon. You taught me how to play, fingerings and reed making. Am now living in Toronto and I still play that instrument. Its good to see you again in KZbin and to know that you are still teaching Bassoon playing!

I especially appreciate the statement about a forgiving embouchre. My underbite kept my jr. high band director from allowing me to play bassoon. In high school another bassoon player was needed, so I just did it. I loved it. I played in college as well. The last year that I played in college, I switched back to my flute. My studies got more demanding. As a possible consideration for a bassoon player, although I loved it, conpared to playing flute, playing the bassoon is more like physical work. To me it was. I needed more time to learn my bassoon parts as well. My director was disappointed, but could no longer manage it. Another consideration is the weight. I used a seat strap. I played before innovations in cases. It was heavy to carry home walking to practice. 😊

Awesome video! Thank you for this.

Now I watch this video again. You are genius. 🎉

Клапан на до малой не совсем рационален,так как он всё же прикрыт и это влияет на чистоту интонации.Подобное открывание клапанов(в сапоге) должно определенно регулироваться высотой поднятия подушки ,поскольку также влияет на общую интонацию инструмента

Love the bee, good show!😂

This is really super! Great players, great piece!

謝謝。

This is a very interesting video! Thank you for the great job! It is always helpful to know different interpretations of a piece. You can listen to my interpretation here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGO0hXZmdpyYbsksi=wJ5T0Ri0p5jp0L8Q In my video description you can also find the recordings of ALL other etudes by Milde. I do not play from the old Peters edition, but from the new Accolade edition by Douglas Spaniol, in which the order is different and where there are additionally 10 previously unfinished etudes. The original order of the Peters edition is given in brackets.

Very interesting, thank you!

❤❤ 10년전부터 꾸준하게 유튜브 봤던 바순공부하는 사람입니다 ! 한국어 버전이 또 올라왔네요 !! 감사합니다

GMEA Etude starts at 2:20

Thank you for this! I also thought this Study No. 3 was a bit out there, with no apparent melody, my first time playing it. The second day I tackled it, I found it was becoming strangely beautiful to me. I came to your video to see your thoughts on it and was delighted to find you also played the piece in its entirety. Thank you again.

Some trivia: With the exception of some bass clarinets, the bassoon is the only standard instrument in any of the orchestra sections that requires all ten fingers to operate.

If you would like to spend a lot of time making a perfectly performing double reed, and then destroy it, the bassoon is for you. It acts as a sort of large lever that swings the reed toward your face when you bring it to playing position. And that is ideal for smashing the double reed against your teeth.

Thank you for making these online resources! As an adult beginner with a flexible time schedule, it is complicated for me to get lessons from a teacher - also considering that there aren't many bassoon teachers in my area and I would have to travel a lot. It is truly priceless to have learning material available online and I am very grateful for that!

Muchísimas gracias 😊

Благодарю Елену за перевод

Видимо, это специально для вас делали?

А что это за клапан на вашем инструменте на ЭСЕ????

Спасибо большое❤️

спасибо большое за видео!!!!

El fagot es un instrumento que me parece muy interesante y poco convencional. Lastimosamente la parte económica si es un problema para mí.

Whos watching this in 2023? Best video I have ever witnessed in my entire life🐝🐝🐝

My daughter and I are learning a lot from your lecture here for her upcoming high school solo and ensemble performance. Thank you for enlightening us!

Why does your bocal have an octave key?

I'm switching from clarinet to bassoon in 6th grade and this is very helpful.

Thanks a lot for video!

🙏🏻

Ого! Спасибо Вам большое за это видео! Очень хотелось бы начать заниматься на этом инструменте...

Still use 2:13 to this day with my students

Pdf download anywhere?

Second year Bassoonist I am gonna get home and learn this tomorrow for I am too busy this afternoon working on three octave scales. For I am a first chair bassoonist. Who is a suck up to all my directors. I will even go as far to say that I am the best player in my class besides my band director. And since basically this uses a chromatic scale I can do that pretty well. Seriously I was blasting through my chromatic scale on my warmup yesterday I almost had a heart attack.