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celloclarinetguy
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Who is really the best bassoonist ever?
Like Hollinger to the oboe
Perlman to the violin
Zucherman to the viola
Karr to the bass
Really like the first chair bassoonist of the world
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maurk
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I always say my teacher so I get some reeds from him becuase I am horrible at making them still. =p I just can't get the wrapping job to look nice.
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celloclarinetguy
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To Drew.
Yes just like dennis but c'mon thats not an answer. thats a waste of a reply man.
We're talking about bassoons
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Drew
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If I could decide on the best, I would, but there's too many great guys out there playing great stuff. Depends whether you like great technique, great tone (doesn't always happen together), or what. Looks like no one else has an idea, either.
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AJ9090
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true, you can't actually say who THE best is.
but i can definitely say who my favorites are. my favorite bassoonists of whom I've heard have got to be Milan Turkovic and Dag Jensen.
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Jmerch93
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Oh definitely Daniel Smith...NOT!!! I personally favor Nancy Goeres and David Sogg of the Pittsburgh Symphony, but i think Norman Herzberg is the all-time best.
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