Fourth Bassoon Lesson: Part 2
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oh i can play bassoon easily then cause i play an alto sax, and the notes look and sound the same as the alto :D
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@tewelltube What reeds would suggest me buying, until I learn how to make my own?
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@tewelltube Who uses a French bassoon anyway, and when people do, what is the purpose of using it
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Thanks for your response, Dr. Ewell! I've found it's a reed problem. The reed I used to use was sharp, the one I now have makes everything flat... I'm getting a new bocal, so hopefully that will help a bit. Thanks again!
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Any tips for making the low register less sharp? my instrument runs a little sharp in general but anything below low E is awful...
bridgeoverwater627 2 years ago
Most bassoons are tuned sharp in that register. Your problem could be made worse by the choice of reeds or even bocal. You might ask a professional bassoonist to try your instrument to see if there is a problem.
tewelltube 2 years ago
Thanks, man. Those tips are helping me out a lot. I got the weissenborn method, but I found it too advanced for me. Is there a weissenborn method for novices?
Wylian 3 years ago
You might try many other excellent method books for beginning the bassoon. The Rubank beginning or intermediate method might be appropriate for you.
tewelltube 2 years ago
Do you use a Heckel bassoon
Gomez4eva 3 years ago
Yes, I play a Heckel bassoon.
tewelltube 3 years ago