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Meanings of bassoon in English
Usage of bassoon in English
1
But I would miss the extremely physical aspect of playing the bassoon.
2
The baroque period when Vivaldi was writing his epic 39 bassoon concertos.
3
The so-called wood wind instruments are the flute, oboe, bassoon, and clarinet.
4
She would make fun of me carrying my bassoon through the hallways.
5
Who knows why the bassoon was harsh and wayward and imperious to-night?
6
The old girl borrowed a bassoon from the bandmaster of the Rifle Regiment.
7
Umpah ump from the trombone, the bull fiddle and the bassoon.
8
The trombone, the bull fiddle and the bassoon ignore her altogether.
9
In the orchestra the wind (especially flutes, clarinets, and bassoon) is excellent.
10
And of course it has a very nice bassoon solo.
11
And then I could teach him to dance by playing the bassoon to him.
12
It occasionally let out a call that sounded just like a poorly tuned bassoon.
13
Homer plays it on a bassoon; Pope on a flagelet.'
14
The bassoon and two cellos crashed into a final chord.
15
And his voice is as deep as a double bassoon.
16
A compounded steam-whistle and bassoon might give a suggestive illustration.
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United Kingdom
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