Greensleeves for Tenoroon Trio

[@somebody9033]

Proof that the tenoroon is, in fact, a viable and composition-worthy instrument if in the right hands.

[@Sebouh137]

I think he's using his left as well.

[@somebody9033]

@@Sebouh137 ROFL

[@amj.composer]

@@Sebouh137 You have really keen observation

[@camthesaxman3387]

Haha nice pun

[@CamKablam]

​​@@Sebouh137 top tier pun, one of the best

[@alfredbackhus6110]

This could be a very fine chamber music instrument. Imagine it in an ensemble with alto flute, bassett horn, contra-alto clarinet and phps a few strings and or piano It doesn't cut like the english horn does.

[@RowensGotGamesYT]

my god you are a genius

[@luketackett7397]

No way, he made 3 of them just for this video, how determined 🙏🙏🙏

[@jmwoods190]

Honestly, I could see this Fg5+ configuration of the Tenoroon being a decent substitute to the Heckelphone in Strauss's Salome in case the latter isn't available for the occasion. The timbre isn't that far off.

[@bj.bruner]

I put off listening to this because I've never heard of the tenoroon, I just really like Greensleeves, but I regret putting it off because this sounds *gorgeous*

[@evertbirgersson6194]

Sounds great

[@camthesaxman3387]

I hear a very high E6 note at the end. Are you doing some sort of altissimo, or is that just an overtone in the sound?

[@Subcontrabassoon]

It has to be an overtone; the highest note I can play on mine is C6 (as can be heard at the end of our We Wish You a Merry Christmas video).

[@Guuzaka]

Sounds warm and pleasant. 😌🍃

[@connorhildebrandt8197]

walking into a medieval tavern be like

[@HidyDae]

Triple nice (nice song, nice arrangement and nice performance)!

[@d0nnyr0n]

You have managed to make the tenoroon sound like a better saxophone. Keep up the good work 👍

[@d0nnyr0n]

Damn, who knows what I was thinking when I wrote this lmao

[@christiandavidjr4241]

Never surrender!

[@mymo_in_Bb]

Greensleeves with a Picardy third, nice!

[@poss420]

beautiful

[@stellarsoular]

Beautiful!!

[@tonyrod3332]

Gorgeous!

[@BandMayer]

Nice work Richard!

[@lumensnn]

Very well done!!

[@TheDbird90]

Is the tenoroon the same as the fagottino? The former is in F and the latter is in G, correct? Do they sound different?

[@Subcontrabassoon]

“Tenoroon” and “fagottino” are synonyms. Both terms describe small bassoons pitched either a fourth or fifth above the bassoon. There’s no consistent tone for these instruments, because they’re not intended to be played at a professional level, but rather as learning aids for children too small to manage a bassoon. They generally use regular bassoon reeds, which distorts the tone and limits the range. I modified mine to use custom appropriately-scaled reeds. This gives it a slightly different tone, and a full 3.5 octave range

[@Bry-o2l]

What key is this instrument in?

[@Subcontrabassoon]

I have the version built a fifth higher than bassoon.

[@DietterichLabs]

This would only happen here

[@johnmoore556]

Beautiful!