A REVIEW OF THE USE OF BASSOON AND CONTRABASSOON IN LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN’S (op.125) NINTH SYMPHONY IN D MINOR
PDF
Cite
Share
Request
Review Article
VOLUME: 21 ISSUE: 1
P: 343 - 355
October 2019

A REVIEW OF THE USE OF BASSOON AND CONTRABASSOON IN LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN’S (op.125) NINTH SYMPHONY IN D MINOR

Trakya Univ J Soc Sci 2019;21(1):343-355
No information available.
No information available
Received Date: 05.09.2018
Accepted Date: 02.04.2019
PDF
Cite
Share
Request

Abstract

Beethoven enabled to all instruments’ groups albeit with limited and had colours with different instruments combinations. Bassoon which performed voices that formed harmony in classical approach and pedal sounds, vocalized bass sounds of woodwind instruments in Beethoven’s symphonies, took an important role at combination of instruments and participated as a bridge between groups with merging string instrument. In this study, a review was conducted the use of bassoon and contrabassoon in Ludwig van Beethoven’s (op.125) Ninth Symphony in D minor. The study aims to demonstrate how to use bassoon and contrabassoon in orchestration in this symphony of Beethoven. For this purpose, bassoon and contrabassoon parts were evaluated from partitur for interpreting, via performed and listening cd-sound recordings. Partitur visuals had a place in the study to support evaluations and interpretations.

Keywords:
Ludwig van Beethoven, Symphony, Bassoon, Orchestra