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Practical Method For the Bassoon
Including 'fifty Advanced Studies' Sheet Music Book
By Julius Weissenborn

Practical Method For the Bassoon by Julius Weissenborn (1837-1888)
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Chamber Music Bassoon
Including 'fifty Advanced Studies'. Composed by Julius Weissenborn (1837-1888). Perfect-Å’ Hinge. Back To School. Fifty Advanced Studies. Instructional and Method. Instructional book. With fingering chart. 121 pages. Carl Fischer Music #O2150. Published by Carl Fischer Music (CF.O2150).

Item Number: CF.O2150

ISBN 9780825803505. 9x12 in inches.

This classic method book contains a complete fingering chart, duets for the teacher and student, hundreds of exercises including “Fifty Advanced Studies” plus a section about the instrument.

  • Foreword 
  • The Bassoon 
  • Parts of the Bassoon 
  • Assembling the Bassoon 
  • Care of the Bassoon 
  • The Bassoon Reed 
  • The Embouchure 
  • Breathing 
  • Major and Minor Scales (through one octave): C Major to F-sharp Minor 
  • Major and Minor Scales (through one octave): F Major to G Minor 
  • Major and Minor Scales (through one octave): E-flat Major to A-flat Minor 
  • Practical Exercises: Nos. I to XXV 
  • Practical Exercises: The Tenor Clef 
  • Practical Exercises: Embellishments 
  • Practical Exercises: Exercise No. XXVI 
  • Simple and Varied Diatonic Scales 
  • Chords 
  • Scales in All Keys (through the entire range) 
  • List of Principal Words used in Modern Music 
  • Fifty Advanced Studies in All Keys 

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  • 2

    Lee Quick
    Location:
    Los Angeles, CA
    Difficulty Level:
    Beginner
  • July 05, 2019 worst edition

    Definitely the worst edition of this method. Edited by a violinist, not a bassoonist. Directors who use this edition don't know what they are dealing with. I recommend the New Weissenborn Method by Doug Spaniol, 2013 edition.

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  • 1

    Anonymous
    Difficulty Level:
    Beginner
  • April 11, 2017 Worst edition of Weissenborn

    The Weissenborn Method is 'the bassoonist's bible'. There are several editions available. This is the worst of them. Ambrosio wasn't even a bassoonist and this shows in the many errors in this edition. I recommend 'The New Weissenborn Method for Bassoon' by Douglas E. Spaniol. If you want...

    the 'old' Weissenborn Method, get the one by Bettoney, not the one by Ambrosio.

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  • 5

    Anonymous
    Location:
    IL
    Difficulty Level:
    Intermediate/advanced
  • January 07, 2010 Amazing Method

    This book, as many before me have said, is the bassoon "bible." It is better suited for a musician who already has some background in music rather than a beginner. It starts off with very basic exercises, and continues to even college level etudes. This is a must-have for...

    a bassoonist of any level.

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  • 5

    J. Cutting
    Location:
    Houston, TX
    Difficulty Level:
    Intermediate/advanced
  • September 05, 2007 I've used this book for 20 years...

    This is a great book for any bassoonist. It starts out very easy for the beginner and gets more difficult for the high school student. It contains scales and has a section that explains tenor clef and ornamentations. It also has a dictionary. I am a bassoon teacher and all...

    of my students use this book.

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  • 5

    Claudio
    Location:
    Santiago, Chile.
    Difficulty Level:
    Beginner
  • July 27, 2007 Inescapable Method

    The Practical Method for Fagot, by Weissenborn, is an inescapable treaty for any student who begins in so noble instrument. This edition, which comes with the Op.8 of he himself author, I recommend it without doubt.

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