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Showing posts with label Oboe. Show all posts

Thursday, 9 January 2014

Musical Limericks Again: The Bassoon

A muso who played the bassoon
Was a woeful and sad-looking loon
He wanted to doze,
Had a sore blocked up nose, and could
NOT hear to play things in tune. 


BASSOON OR OBOE?

Until you can make a good reed,
You'll spend far more cash than you need;
But despite months of trying,
There is no denying -
It's a very tough challenge indeed.
 

Monday, 8 October 2012

www.bigdoublereed.com

Images from bigdoublereed.com website
 

Event for double reed players:-



The BIG Double Reed Day http://www.bigdoublereed.com/ - Sunday 28th October 2012 @ Guildhall, Barbican, London.

Tuesday, 15 May 2012

Musical limericks no.1

The Flautist


A student who tootled the flute
Confessed to adoring the lute
But she got her wires crossed
When her music was lost
And could not tell Mudarra from Poot 

The Oboist

The oboist played somewhat loud
Because he was working the crowd
When the reed gave a squawk
They were all set to talk
But the fella just stood there and bowed.
 

 The Clarinettist


A girl bought a gold clarinet
But it led to her drowning in debt,
So the kind soul who taught her
Drew cash out and bought her
A soup and a sandwich at Pret.

Musical Limericks no.1 (flute, oboe, clarinet)
Musical Limericks no.2 (bassoon)
Musical Limericks no.3 (trumpet, horn)
Musical Limericks no.4 (Piper, by James Beaton)
Musical Limericks no.5 (tuba, trombone)
Musical Limericks no.6 (saxophone)
Musical Limericks no.7 (violin, viola)
Musical Limericks no.8 (cello, double bass, timpani)