The Orchestral Instruments And What They Do a Primer for Concert Goers
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. . Somewhat like 'cello An excellent bass Best r, eg V? ter for tone> but Burner.
melodies.
BASSOON THE BASSOON 61 The bassoons are used in the orchestra for many purposes, chief of which are: (1) to provide or to reenforce the bass; (2) to "fill up" the harmony in the middle, for which their round yet unobtrusive tone well suits them ; (3) to outline secondary melodic figures accom- panying the chief melody; (4) to double a melody given out by some other instrument; (5) to give the melody alo...ne.
There is an indescribable grotesqueness in the sound of the bassoon, especially when it is played staccato, that has earned for it the repu- tation of being "the clown of the orchestra. " This is hardly fair to the versatility of the instrument ; but it is certainly capable of being irresistibly ludicrous. Beethoven, of all com- posers the most humorous, has given the bassoon a prominent part in his most jovial symphony the Eighth examples from which are shown in Figure XXXIII. Mendelssohn, FIGURE XXXIII.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Somewhat like 'cello An excellent bass Best r, eg V? ter for tone> but Burner.
melodies.
BASSOON THE BASSOON 61 The bassoons are used in the orchestra for many purposes, chief of which are: (1) to provide or to reenforce the bass; (2) to "fill up" the harmony in the middle, for which their round yet unobtrusive tone well suits them ; (3) to outline secondary melodic figures accom- panying the chief melody; (4) to double a melody given out by some other instrument; (5) to give the melody alo...ne.
There is an indescribable grotesqueness in the sound of the bassoon, especially when it is played staccato, that has earned for it the repu- tation of being "the clown of the orchestra. " This is hardly fair to the versatility of the instrument ; but it is certainly capable of being irresistibly ludicrous. Beethoven, of all com- posers the most humorous, has given the bassoon a prominent part in his most jovial symphony the Eighth examples from which are shown in Figure XXXIII. Mendelssohn, FIGURE XXXIII.
What to read after The Orchestral Instruments And What They Do a Primer for Concert Goers?
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