SKU: A0.1185124

Gymnopédie no 1 by Erik Satie arrangement in original Key for Bassoon Duet easy intermediate level with piano accompaniment, score and all part.

SKU: A0.1188888

10 Rounds and Canons are beautiful new and original compositions by David McKeown arranged for one Oboe and one Bassoon. We all remember the fun we had singing rounds in school, and these pieces take that to the next level.  Each piece is a pure canon where the second part faithfully follows the first, and are ideal for players at early intermediate and intermediate levels. Each piece last between one and two minutes.

Click the YouTube link to listen to samples of these duets played on Alto Saxophone.

10 Rounds and Canons are

• Perfect for concert performances large and small; 
• Fully articulated to help develop that sense of style;  
• Great for helping with simple rhythms and keeping the pulse; 
• Road tested with students; 
• Fun to play; 
• Beautiful pieces that are much more than just musical exercises;
• The titles provoke mental pictures that connect with the player’s musical imagination; 

SKU: A0.1451707

Serenade by Schubert for flute and bassoon duet. Easy Intermediate. Chords.

Schubert's Serenata, also known as Ständchen or Serenade, is a sublime musical masterpiece that captures the essence of romantic longing and gentle serenading. With delicate melodies and evocative harmonies, Schubert creates an intimate dialogue between the singer and piano accompaniment, painting a vivid portrait of whispered emotions beneath a starry sky. The Serenata's tender vulnerability and timeless beauty speak to the universal power of music to convey the deepest sentiments of the human heart.

SKU: A0.1485912

This arrangement of the Gnossienne Nº6 for Bassoon and Classical Guitar, is a free artistic recreation, based on the information contained in the piano score published in 1913, by “ Rouart, Lerolle & Cie.” Paris, France. And Les Éditions Outremontaises 2006, Montreal, Canada.

SKU: A0.902126

Bach wrote this Tocata & Fugue for Organ sometime in the years between 1730 and 1740. It wasn't published until the mid 19th century at the behest of Felix Mendelssohn. It is perhaps one of the most recognizable pieces for Organ. However, it is also one of the most often arranged themes. I have written it here for the first time for a single woodwind (Bassoon) and changed the barlines and time signatures, but melody is the same. I have also transposed it to two additoinal keys so it can be used as a technical study.

SKU: A0.1318517

Jolly Old St. Nicholas (Bassoon + Piano).