Bassoon SKU: ST.C383 Composed by Louis Drouet. Wind & brass music. Clifto...(+)
Bassoon
SKU:
ST.C383
Composed by
Louis Drouet. Wind &
brass music. Clifton
Edition #C383. Published
by Clifton Edition
(ST.C383).
ISBN
9790570813834.
A Study in all Keys
for Bassoon,
(transcribed by Martin
Gatt from Study in
all Keys for Flute
by Louis
Drouet)..
The
first edition of this
work was published by
Phylloscopus Publications
in
2000.
Drouet’s
Study in all
Keys is typically
virtuosic and technically
demanding, and well
suited to the flute. It
extends over 365 bars,
moving through all the
tonalities, as the title
suggests. There is no
comparable exercise in
the bassoon repertoire,
and Martin Gatt has
provided a transcription
of this teaching aid for
the benefit of post-Grade
8 students.
Louis
Drouet (1792 – 1873)
was a famous flautist,
born in Amsterdam. It is
recorded that he played
at the Paris
Conservatoire, aged
seven, and that he was a
composition pupil of
Méhul and Reicha. He
toured with his father in
the early years of the
19th century, and was
appointed court soloist
to the King of Holland in
1808. A similar
appointment with the
Emperor of France
followed in 1811. He was
a very successful
performer and when the
monarchy was restored in
France, he became first
flute in the Royal
Chapel. In 1817, he
appeared in London to
great acclaim. He spent
three years in Naples as
Director of the Royal
Opera, then disappeared
from view until
Mendelssohn persuaded him
to return to the concert
circuit. He visited
Paris, London, New York
and Frankfurt, and spent
15 years in Gotha,
Germany.
Bassoon
solo Former Spartan
Press Cat. No.:
PP340.
Heft 4:
Rossini, Donizetti,
Schubert, Lortzing,
Berlioz, Glinka, Nicolai,
Mendelssohn Bartholdy,
Chopin, Liszt,
Schumann. Composed by
Seltmann. Edited by
Angerhofer and Seltmann.
Arranged by Angerhofer
and Seltmann. Sheet
music. Friedrich
Hofmeister Musikverlag
#FH 7068. Published by
Friedrich Hofmeister
Musikverlag (HF.FH-7068).
ISBN 9790203470687.
8.3 x 11.7
inches.
Gioacchino
Rossini: 1. Die
Liebesprobe; 2. Die
Italienerin in Algier; 3.
Semiramis; 4. Wilhelm
Tell; 5. Der Barbier von
Sevilla; 6. Die diebische
Elster; Gaetano
Donizetti: 1. Der
Liebestrank; 2. Don
Pasquale; Franz Schubert:
1. Symphonie Nr. 3; 2.
Symphonie Nr. 5; 3.
Symphonie Nr. 8 (Die
Unvollendete); Albert
Lortzing: 1. Zar und
Zimmermann; 2. Der
Wildschutz; Hector
Berlioz: 1. Romischer
Karneval, op. 9; 2.
Symphonie fantastique,
op. 14; 3. Fausts
Verdammung; Michael
Glinka: 1. Spanische
Ouverturee Nr. 1; Felix
Mendelssohn Bartholdy: 1.
Symphonie Nr. 3
(Schottische), op. 56; 2.
Musik zu Ein
Sommernachtstraum, op.
61; 3. Die Hebriden, op.
26; 4. Ouverture Ruy
Blas, op. 95; Robert
Schumann: 1. Symphonie
Nr. 1, op. 38; 2.
Klavierkonzert a-Moll,
op. 54; 3. Symphonie Nr.
2, op. 61; 4. Ouverture
zu Genoveva, op. 81; 5.
Symphonie Nr. 3, op. 97;
6. Ouverture zu Braut von
Messina, op. 100; 7.
Symphonie Nr. 4, op. 120;
8. Ouverture zu Manfred,
op. 115; Otto Nicolai: 1.
Die lustigen Weiber von
Windsor; Frederic Chopin:
1. Klavierkonzert Nr. 1;
Franz Liszt: Hungaria -
Symphonische Dichtung Nr.
9.
