Saint-Saens Bassoon Sonata Op.168 for Bassoon and Piano

Fingering of piano part by Klaus Schilde

Following the sonatas for oboe and clarinet, the bassoon sonata is the last of the compositions for wind from 1921, the year of Saint-Saëns’ death. He did not have a chance to write the sonata for cor anglais he had planned. The humorous, technically not very demanding work hardly shows that the composer was not particularly well acquainted with the instrument. In a letter he admitted to his publisher that he had preferred to check a school to confirm the range of the bassoon at a high passage. However, trial runs with the subsequent dedicatee Léon Letellier went extremely well for both parties. The autograph was made available for the first time for the publication of our Urtext edition.

편곡자 Jost, Peter

작곡가 Saint-Saens,Camille(1835-1921)

에디터 Jost, Peter

파버카스텔 그립 2001 지우개 캡 (2pcs) (연필캡지우개)

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