Jancourt: Trois Petites Sonates for Bassoon Genre_String Orchestra especially the rather wild harmonic

especially the rather wild harmonic shifts in the final movement

this piece may be performed by two bassoons

but with occasional divagations into tonal centers

but especially successful in light opera

The piece evolves from a simple beginning to a biting climax

Jancourt: Trois Petites Sonates for Bassoon Genre_String Orchestra especially the rather wild harmonicCode: JP7009 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0100 7 Jancourt's Grande methode theoretique et practique, Op. 15, was written around 1845. The Trois Petites Sonates, a part of this complete method, are written as bassoon solos with a second bassoon or cello as accompaniment. This makes the duos very useful for bassoon studio teaching. The present edition of Jancourt's Trois Petites Sonates is based on a facsimile of the original publication. Valarie Anderson has