Translation of "Kontrafagott" in English

As a soloist, the contrabassoon is also often used for subdued or menacing passages.

For a long time, the contrabassoon was regarded as the problem child of orchestral instruments.

In it, he uses the contrabassoon for the first time (as a continuo instrument).

Throughout the 19th century, the contrabassoon had fundamental faults.

He discovered his love for the contrabassoon, the deepest-sounding instrument of the orchestra.

The fingering of the contrabassoon corresponds to that of the bassoon.

The contrabassoon is considerably larger than the bassoon.

The contrabassoon is particularly suitable for serious and sombre passages because of these characteristics.

In the same year, Wilhelm Heckel also patented the arrangement of octave keys on the contrabassoon.

The tuba, contrabassoon and contrabass clarinet emphasize the lower end of their respective registers as a counterweight.

We offer our customers a diverse selection of S-bocals for their bassoon, contrabassoon and heckelphone.

The orchestra includes 2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons, 1 contrabassoon, 4 horns, 3 trumpets, 3 trombones, tuba, timpanis and strings.

A second edition, in 1827 by Tobias Haslinger, offers an optional instrumental setting for two to nine instruments: two clarinets (or two violins), two bassoons, two horns, two trumpets, timpani, double bass (or contrabassoon).

Elias is currently studying with Giorgio Mandolesi (bassoon) and Hans Agreda (contrabassoon) at the Zürcher Hochschule der Künste.

With this piece I have chosen to emancipate the bassoon from its stereotype as an instrument merely for expressing humour or the bizarre.

There he met with Richard Wagner to present to him his newly constructed bassoon and, for the first time, his newly constructed contrabassoon.

The breakthrough came when Wilhelm Heckel, together with his workshop master Friedrich Stritter, built the smallest contrabassoon.

Bill is a blues with contrabassoon, guitar and bandoneon – Eve's pas- sionate retaliation with Bill.

The wind instrument and horn parts (with the exception of 3 solo flutes) have three musicians each(one “obligato”, two “ripieno”), the trumpets and timpani have two musicians, only the contrabassoon and the three trombones have one musician (duplicates of trombones 1 and 2 carry the remark “surplus”).

In modern orchestras, in contrast to the bassoon, the contrabassoon is usually used in simple sections and sometimes played by the second or third bassoonist.

S-Bocals are connecting pieces that connect the body of the instrument with the mouthpiece of woodwind musical instruments, such as the bassoon, contrabassoon or heckelphone.

After conclusive tuning, testing and voicing of the instrument, during which the requirements of the musician are always paramount, the bassoon is ready to be discovered by its eventual player.

Adapted for flute, two oboes, two clarinets, two horns, two bassoons and contrabassoon.