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Recommended Bassoon-Related Websites

Bassoon.org Resources and information for bassoonists. This one covers a wide spectrum of information from information about lost instruments to reed making to where to find sheet music to employment opportunities.
Classical Bassoon Description Page This site contains all kinds of useful information relating to the history and repertoire of the bassoon, reed-making, bassoon construction, bassoon technique, and the use of the bassoon in ensembles.
IDRS (International Double Reed Society) This is the official website of the Internat'l. Double Reed Society. It is is the most comprehensive site dedicated to the dissemination of information related directly to double reed performance, pedagogy, and research. The IDRS.org project is supported, in part, by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts, and the University of Colorado, College of Music.
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Available from the site are: IDRS publications since the inception of the organization in 1972; one-of-a-kind video, audio and podcasts of performances, master classes and interviews of world-renowned double reed professionals, emerging artists and master teachers; complete audio/video/text archive of the Gillet-Fox international competition; double reed music including complete woodwind quintets by Danzi, Reicha and Cambini; database driven information resource system; and much more.
Ministry to Double Reed Musicians Contains useful info for double reed musicians about auditions, performance, practicing, reed-making, teaching, and more.
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"We are a group of double reed musicians that has aligned ourselves with the Christian Performing Artists. 2reed.net has adopted the Christian Performing Artists mission statement as its own: To bring the love of Christ to a relatively untouched mission field: the many thousands involved in the world of the performing arts. This includes performers, teachers, and audiences, as well as arts administrators. CPAF is organized as a trans-denominational ministry dedicated to performing and teaching the classical arts to the glory of God and to spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ."
Musical Chairs Musicalchairs aims to provide a cost-effective means for orchestras, opera companies, conservatoires and schools to advertise vacancies to the highest possible calibre of candidate. Although musicalchairs is widely read worldwide, we respect and value national job markets. We understand how crucial it is for classical music employers to reach the best possible list of applicants so that top class appointments can be made. We recognize our responsibility to make the listings as clear as possible. Musicalchairs provides an exciting overview for classical music job vacancies world wide. We acknowledge the importance of the audition/interview procedure and we strive to communicate all job details as clearly and simply as possible.
Orchestral Bassoon: A Digital Resource for Bassoonists This site focuses on the history, performance, and pedagogy of the instrument's most prominent orchestral excerpts. It is the final research project for a Doctor of Music degree from Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music, and the culmination of three years of intensive research and design. The author is Brett Van Gansbeke recently completed his Doctor of Music degree from Indiana University’s Jacobs School of Music, with minors in Music Theory and Early Music.
Paula Brusky, PhD. Paula Brusky is the founding director of the Bassoon Chamber Music Composition Competition, Inc. (BCMCC), an Adjunct Lecturer at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, and a Research Affiliate at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music-University of Sydney. Brusky was the first candidate awarded a PhD in Performance from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music after winning the Endeavor International Postgraduate Research Scholarship. Brusky’s dissertation included the most comprehensive study to date of injuries in bassoon players and her subsequent research into injury prevention for musicians has made her a sought after guest lecturer.

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Bassoon Blogs

Barry Blogs Barrick Stees of the Cleveland Orchestra has a fascinating blog discussing reeds.
William Short Blog Billy Short, a principal bassoonist at the MET, has a blog that discusses performance and practicing as well as other things he has learned on the job.

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