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Standard Fox Contrabassoon Key Numbers and Names [10/22/2005] admin Written by: Chip Owen This chart illustrates the key names and numbers of Fox Contrabassoons...[p align="center" style="clear:both;"][a ... [more]	Rating: [0.0] By: (0) users Views: [11]

Stuck Swabs in Bassoon Wing Joints [10/22/2005] admin Written by: Chip Owen A swab stuck in a bassoon wing joint is one of the worst problems that can occur to a bassoon player.Commonly used procedures to remove the swab can cause damage to the bore of the instrument. ... [more]	Rating: [0.0] By: (0) users Views: [61]

Bassoon Tenons [10/22/2005] admin Written by: Chip Owen Broken Tenons: The most severe form of tenon problem is a tenon that is broken off. This is usually immediately obvious. However, sometimes the nature of the break allows someone to stick the parts ... [more]	Rating: [0.0] By: (0) users Views: [13]

Uniquely Bassoon [10/22/2005] admin Written by: Chip Owen It is important for a repairer to understand what makes the bassoon different from all other woodwinds. Awareness of these unique aspects can aid in doing a better job of repairing a bassoon....[p ... [more]	Rating: [0.0] By: (0) users Views: [11]

Virtues and Vices of Plastic Bassoons [10/22/2005] admin Written by: Chip Owen The use of plastic for woodwind instruments suffers from an unjustified stigma. Most musicians lookupon plastic as inferior to wood. In many cases plastic instruments are inferior but this is not ... [more]	Rating: [0.0] By: (0) users Views: [10]

Keywork and Padding [10/22/2005] admin Written by: Chip Owen While the body may be the true instrument and the keywork just “control devices,” modern woodwindshave come to depend on those devices to such a degree that neglecting them cab negate any ... [more]	Rating: [0.0] By: (0) users Views: [42]

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