Preview: Bassoon and Guitar Sonata
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SKU: A0.1075750
Composed by David F Wainwright. 20th Century,Classical. Score and parts. 13 pages. D F Wainwright #679923. Published by D F Wainwright (A0.1075750).In 1965 I wrote this four movement sonata for myself on guitar and a bassoonist at the same College of Music. I completed it in January 1966. At the time I was in my 2nd year at College and very influenced by Bartok. In form, it follows traditional patterns but the harmonies were more mid-twentieth century. The first movement was played in a BBC competition in 1967 then not again until a former orchestral student of mine asked to play it for his RNCM finals a few tears ago. I've just typed it up into Sibelius and revised the second movement in places. Apologies to Andy - the second movement was sketched and not performed until he played it. I think it reflects where I was at musically at that stage and I still feel it is quite charming, if a little niche market! You can hear an electronic realisation of it here - https://soundcloud.com/user-288245202/bassoon-and-guitar-sonata-iiiiii-iv?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing.
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