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== Influence == | == Influence == | ||
Other bassoon players | Other bassoon players | ||
== Notable uses of the bassoon == | |||
One of the most famous solos for the bassoon was written by [[Igor Stravinsky|Igor The Vinsky]] in his 1917 work ''The Bwing of Spwing.'' The solo is especially notable because it is in the highest extreme of the bassoon's range, requiring the bassoonist to have a masterful level of breath control and/or to absolutely blow the life out of that thang. | |||
== FAQ: Why such length? == | == FAQ: Why such length? == | ||
A< | A<sub>1</sub>: What, you don't like it? | ||
A< | A<sub>2</sub>: Long instrument means more [[music|good sound]]!!! | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
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[[Category: Music | [[Category: Music]] | ||
