Many bassoonists waste precious practice time. With hundreds of short videos by the world‘s best players, Bassoon Channel makes you a better bassoonist.
Many bassoonists waste precious practice time without really knowing what to do. With hundreds of short videos by the world‘s best players, Bassoon Channel provides always the right exercise which makes you a better bassoonist and will lead to success on stage.🎶🎶
Practice just got easier 🎶 Bassoon Channel is now smooth on every screen — iPad, Mac, PC & phone.
From reed-making closeups to orchestra excerpts, it’s like having a coach everywhere you go.
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Sharpen your staccato, airflow & embouchure with Theo Plath on Bassoon Channel 🎶 25 videos to boost your playing & help you reach your goals. Platinum & Gold plans. Try it free today!
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Klaus Thunemann was a close friend of the Bassoon Channel. Just two months before his death, we asked him if he had any recommendations on reed making for the Bassoon Channel members. Read his response here. This is truly valuable and accurate advice!
A great bassoonist has left us and we are deeply saddened. Thank you, dear Klaus Thunemann, for your wonderful, heartwarming bassoon playing, your humanity and your humor, we will miss you very much! R.I.P. In love and friendship, your TBC team
@yassoon0213 Thanks so much for noticing! It’s a great work for us to give this worldwide information to the bassoonists.
Please: can you share the right details (names)? This would be very helpful. Domo arigato!!
No worries: all Bassoon Channel Videos have subtitles for Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Spanish language! One more tool to help you take your playing to the next level. So easy: just watch a video and then directly start practicing.
Meet Minho Lee, a leading bassoonist from South Korea, on Bassoon Channel!
As the principal bassoonist with the Suwon Philharmonic Orchestra and a faculty member at Yonsei University, Minho brings tons of experience. He studied in Berlin with Klaus Thunemann and Volker Tessmann.
"When I start the day and I put my bassoon together and put the reed on, it's very important to make sure you are established before you play. I want to think about always producing a beautiful sound, even from the beginning of the day." Daniel Matsukawa