But why?

All your eskrima training came in handy for this one.

I love your percussion section. The bassoon on the far left looks longer than the others. Is this an illusion?

Awesome sounds! Live it!

Awesome, very creative video. Love it!

I played clarinet and bass clarinet. I always perceived bassoon as "exotic" and wished my school band had one. Didn't happen.

Would you be willing to share this arrangement? I think this would sound phenomenal played by a euphonium Quartet.

Wahnsinnig vergnüglich! :-) Vielen Dank!

Bravissima!!!!

I half anticipated an audience to erupt into cheers - well done, ladies!

Well done ladies! I would love to hear your rendition of "Enter Sandman" by Metallica! This rock staple was covered by "The Bagpipe Diva's", and is very unique. It would be the "Battle of the Bagpipes vs. Bassoons"! Brilliant.

Delightful

When I was the title "Breaking Wind...." I expected something quite different. 🙂

This is beautiful! Never knew much about bassoons, but I'm getting educated now.

Bravo!

Breaking wind 😂 means something else to me. How did they choose a name like that?

What a great sound🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

Cool name! Your music is beautiful.

Bravo!!! I love your group and just discovered you today! I will be checking out more videos for sure!

Come for the flatulence pun, stay for the amazing classical music!

I've been watching you guys for over 10 years and this is the best thing you ever released!

This just showed up in my feed. It was wonderful! Thank you for sharing your incredible talents! Brava! 👍🏻👏🏻

Well, someday these ladies need to do an Ode to PDQ Bach - properly titled as BWBQOPDQB

It's amazing how such a goofy looking instrument can sound so awesome. I hope those wind breakers smell as good as they sound.

Who in his right mind would have thought to arrange the 1812 Overture for a quartet of... *_Bassoons?_* What wonderful insanity! Outstanding job of playing.

As a former bassoon player, I approve this video.

Came for the name... stayed for the musical talent...

Very clever name too!

Amazing!

Ten thumbs up for that one. Beautiful!

Clever band name 👏

Thank you. Great way to start a day.

Learned to play the bassoon when a junior in high school (the HS band had finally gotten sufficient funds to purchase one). Took private lessons for several months before actually playing in the band (I also played tenor saxophone). What a great, fun and sometimes totally insane instrument! So much fun to play once I started to learn how to master a double reed instrument. Now I'm 74, and those days are just fond memories. But will always love the bassoon, and yes, those four young ladies were fantastic. Loved every second of it.

The double-tonguing at 6:33 (and after) in unison--THAT is a highlight, for any woodwind player. Kudos!

WOW! As a cornetist, I wholeheartedly support this quartet!

M A R A V I L H O S O !!

Orangutans are also cool.

The version of the 1812 Overture that you didn't even realize you needed! Beautiful!

WONDERFUL

It seems there's two things you need to play a bassoon well--talent, and a sense of humor.

Great name. LOLOL!

I played bassoon through high school and college. Played in a bassoon quartet but nothing like these ladies. Our piece was called 4 Bedposts.

Beautiful Music ❤😊 !

Lovely😊😊😊

Wow!This music video really made my day! Not kidding! ❤😊

In college (a long time ago) I hung out with music majors. "Farting bedpost" was our term for a bassoon. LOVE the name of the group. And you're amazing! Thank you!

very nice ladies, very nice

Fantastic, ladies. 👍🏻😄

I always wanted to do The Wall with a banjo, viola, bassoon, and a fretless bass.

I've seen Baboons at the zoo. The End.