Par HERPAY AGNES. Comprising four printed books and rich digital material, the Bassoon ABC is a modern and innovative instrumental method by Ɓgnes Herpay, a successful Hungarian bassoonist and teacher. The method itself comprises two volumes (Z. 20092, Z. 20093), while piano accompaniments have been published in two further volumes Z. 20092P, Z. 20093P). Sound recordings of all pieces in the Bassoon ABC are available online at Digikotta free of charge using the individual code in the printed book. In the case of pieces with piano accompaniment and those for two or three bassoons, the voices can also be played individually, which can be very helpful in music education if no chamber-music partner or accompanist is available. The Bassoon ABC is also suitable for students learning tenoroon (in F or G) or fagonello (bassoonello) because transposed versions of the recordings and the sheet music are also available at Digikotta. (Transposed sheet music of the piano accompaniments can be downloaded at Digikotta free of charge using the individual code in the printed piano accompaniment.) / Date parution : 2022-10-12/ MƩthode / Basson et Piano

Hindemith’s Bassoon Sonata while hardly a popular work has attracted a fair amount of attention on the concert stage ad in the recording studio. Cast in two movements with the second containing three inner movements - Langsam Marsch and Beschluss Pastorale-Ruhig - the sonata is short lasting not quite ten minutes.The solo Bassoon part is also included on a separate insert.

This piece was originally written as the final 'prank' movement of a concerto for trombone and orchestra. By popular request the piece has been given a separate piano part and has since been proved equally entertaining for trombone bassoon or cello! A recording of the work is available on CD: POLYPHONIC QPRM 117D AMEB (Australian Syllabus) 2004Grade: 8

Patrick Nunn's Gonk for Bassoon with pre-recorded accompaniment.The premiere was given by Alice Lee (bassoon) and Patrick Nunn(electronics) at the David Josefowitz Recital Hall Royal Academy of Music London on the 8th November 2006 as the selected work for the Florence Woodbridge Bassoon Prize.Duration: c. 6 minutes