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Uploaded by on Dec 13, 2007

Accordionist Henry Penning plays Jazz on the Bassoon.
this piece, "Bassoon and Tenor Madness" was also written by Hank..
Tenor Saxophone- Ben Schmidt Swartz
Piano- Gene Knific
Guitar- Brad Hatfield
Bass- Jordan Richards
Drums- Pete Breithaupt

Introduction- Eric Bowman
Teachers- Tom Knific, Trent Kynaston, Wendy Rose

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  • wrong micing on bassoon

  • thank you diminuendo for your input

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  • the bassoon has a great jazz tone

  • That is awesome I play Tenor and Bassoon at my school and my teacher wont let me do a Jazz Bassoon.... such a shame it would sound so good, this is kinda how I pictured it to sound....

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  • Because the bassoon has such a delicate sound it is important not to cover its play by too many and noisy other instruments ! My taste would pair it with base, bongos / brushed drums and piano or guitar.

  • High notes pretty high, though

    Yeah, I take it back, he's friggin awesome

  • Y r so many instruments left out of jazz? Any instrument can b used 4 jazz.

  • Psh. I play bassoon in jazz ensemble and I could totally do that

  • @2nitewepartay if just the fingerings were not so difficult, it would be a lot more popular. its past the time that someone should make a boehm key system for the basson, similar to flute or sax... i just dont play it because of the fingerings, it wouldnt let me improvise well as i do on the flute (only 15 keys, and i usually use only 11. there is one i nearly never use)

    same of the Oboe. it could have flute fingering. even the keyed oboe requires cross fingerings for any note out of D major

  • @TheLordRejectsGays are you kidding? the bassoon solo was better than the tenor solo!

  • And they said there was no such thing... xD

    Seriously, a great groove you guys have going here; the bassoon fits about as naturally into jazz as any saxophone, if played right.

  • Proving I was correct, there's a video on here of just that!

  • I think the bassoon would work awesome on Stan Getz or Paul Desmond-style cool jazz.

  • And the kid that says "hi HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA" Little Queer.

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