Kelly, Bryan - Two Concert Pieces for bassoon and piano - Digital Download Saxophone George and Louke turn to

George and Louke turn to the use of etudes

as with the “Largo assai” from the “Reiterquartett”

I always looked forward to playing a duet with him at the end of each lesson

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Kelly, Bryan - Two Concert Pieces for bassoon and piano - Digital Download Saxophone George and Louke turn toElegy and Impromptu. Two Concert Pieces for Bassoon and Piano were written for Kerry Camden. Their titles Elegy and Impromptu reflect their strikingly different moods. In the Elegy, the piano plays a funeral march, a solemn and repeated two bar rhythmic pattern, over which flows the bassoons legato melody. The central section is more animated, bassoon and piano sharing similar melodic phrases, sometimes in canon. The movement ends as it began, with