Sonate pour basson et piano op.168 / Camille Saint Saens

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Bassoon: Niki Fortunato

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[fagottobrasil]

Hi,

The sound is fine (Yamaha right), the vibrato sometimes a little bizarre but that could be youtube. One the front of interpretation, I think you able to do a lot more, change the colors, the tempo. A good way to understand this music, listening to "le cygne" and also "mon coeur s'ouvre a ta voix by Callas". It gives a sense of the melodic line which is very simple pure, the harmonic changes and the rise of the tension with the part with fa mi do

[fatezada]

thanks for your suggests!!!

[sweetnspice1221]

I hope I can play this piece just as well for my upcoming solo. You play so effortlessly! Congrats!

[fatezada]

Thank you!!!

[sweetnspice1221]

Do you have any tips for me?

[fatezada]

Wow!! Are you bassoonist?

I play scales and arpeggios of every tone everyday.

It's boring but it is very helpful.

[demk8]

I love this piece. I must commend you, sweetnspice1221, if you are learning this piece in high school, you must be quite the bassoon player! :-) I played that one this last fall for my junior recital at SUU!!

[Tommy211hick]

very nice indeed!!! i like your performance, what bassoon is that???

[sonographia]

not to offend, but how old are you, niki? the picture's rather fuzzy, so it's hard to tell, but regardless, you play wonderfully. sound a little like sidney bechet =]

[sweetnspice1221]

Yes I am a bassoon player but I am still in high school. I enjoy playing the bassoon and I would like to play this piece for my upcoming solo so people can begin to take my playing a bit more seriously. How long did you practice this piece?