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Etudes for Bassoon in All Keys
Price:
$18.00
Manufacturer Part #:
SMS191
Features:
This set of twenty-four short etudes by local composer Angela Salvaggione is designed to allow students to work on a variety of musical styles, articulations, meters and tempi throughout all major and minor keys. There are also several technical issues idiosyncratic to the bassoon employed throughout the etudes. By design, these etudes do not employ extreme high range (above G4), preferring instead to focus on tone and evenness of technique through the low and middle registers. Pieces written in the more common "band keys" are generally more technical, whereas those keys less common tend to be of lyrical or repetitive styles, to allow students to begin to work in these keys without having to focus all their energies on navigating the key signatures.
Students are encouraged to experiment on improvising changes to the pieces - ornamentation, articulation, dynamics, melodic and harmonic ideas - once the pieces are relatively well-mastered. This type of experimentation allows a more personal ownership of the music they play. Teachers are encouraged to foster this additional creativity in their students, relying on their musical sense for guidance.
Salvaggione writes: "Though these etudes are heavily comprised of a wide range of scales, arpeggios and intervallic motion, they have been written in musical contexts and styles which I am hopeful students will find enjoyment in playing simply for their musical sake."
Table of Contents:
This set of twenty-four short etudes by local composer Angela Salvaggione is designed to allow students to work on a variety of musical styles, articulations, meters and tempi throughout all major and minor keys. There are also several technical issues idiosyncratic to the bassoon employed throughout the etudes. By design, these etudes do not employ extreme high range (above G4), preferring instead to focus on tone and evenness of technique through the low and middle registers. Pieces written in the more common "band keys" are generally more technical, whereas those keys less common tend to be of lyrical or repetitive styles, to allow students to begin to work in these keys without having to focus all their energies on navigating the key signatures.
Students are encouraged to experiment on improvising changes to the pieces - ornamentation, articulation, dynamics, melodic and harmonic ideas - once the pieces are relatively well-mastered. This type of experimentation allows a more personal ownership of the music they play. Teachers are encouraged to foster this additional creativity in their students, relying on their musical sense for guidance.
Salvaggione writes: "Though these etudes are heavily comprised of a wide range of scales, arpeggios and intervallic motion, they have been written in musical contexts and styles which I am hopeful students will find enjoyment in playing simply for their musical sake."
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| Catalog: | SMS191 |
| Publisher: | Imagine Music |
| Composer: | Salvaggione, Angela |
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| Pages: | 0 |
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