Liu, Qi: Two Chinese Pieces for Bassoon and Piano Oboe/EH Music_English Horn Nor did Canfield worry too

Nor did Canfield worry too much about the places in the piece that Brahms would not have written

This edition of the Twelve Fantasias TWV 40:2-13 is based on what is thought to be the only surviving copy of the first edition

ISMN: 979-0-3019-0392-6

In the second movement both instruments seem to compete in virtuosity and power

Several "suggestions" concerning interpretation and Rose's 32 Etudes are also included

Liu, Qi: Two Chinese Pieces for Bassoon and Piano Oboe/EH Music_English Horn Nor did Canfield worry tooCode: JP3024 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0209 7 These two folk songs well known in China have been arranged for bassoon and piano by Qi Liu. For over half a century, Mr. Liu has played as principal bassoonist in the Central Philharmonic Orchestra and has taught bassoon in China and as a guest faculty around the world. His compositions for bassoon are widely used in China. This arrangement includes "Little Sisters of the Grassland" and "Red Blossoms." They have