Milde (Ullery): 50 Concert Studies for Bassoon, vol. 1 Saxophone Music_Saxophone (all)Code: JP7058 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0102 1 Milde was born in Prague in 1849, and started his bassoon studies there at age 12. He went on to study theory, composition, piano and organ at the local conservatory, after which he played for two years in the Linz (Austria) opera house. He returned to Prague to become principal bassoon in several symphony orchestras, and was the teacher of bassoon at the Prague Conservatory from 1885 to 1894, retiring for health
followed by the Konzertstuck for four horns and several choral works
feature a wide range of keys and musical styles and are a common requirement in today's bassoon curriculum
1-movement Romantic work for oboe
The score plus 1 copy of each part is included in the set
Sellner's 13-keyed oboe was the most advanced instrument of his time and became the model for instrument makers in Austria and Germany
songs and orchestral compositions
duration approximately 7:20
the publication also lists the option of using violin or flute
and while the immortal gods are allowed to feast on and romp in music that is tonal
and string quartet
the role is that of a lackey
Code: JP2147