Episode Synopsis "Weissenborn Lesson V Allegro moderato and Meno allegro"

These two etudes together are another great tonguing exercise. The two etudes have the same note, but different articulations. Observe the slurs carefully! Remember not to fall into the "tonguing trap" that bassoon players love to do. Both etudes are played without repeats, there is a 4 beat silence before Meno allegro.

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