Jancourt: Trois Petites Sonates for Bassoon Genre_String Orchestra Frequently using folk materials of

Frequently using folk materials of his native land

The method has survived so many years because it is written with a sound pedagogical foundation

but with occasional divagations into tonal centers

this piece may be performed by two bassoons

The lovely melody and harmonies are much like Schubert and will be a very appealing addition to a program

Jancourt: Trois Petites Sonates for Bassoon Genre_String Orchestra Frequently using folk materials ofCode: JP7009 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0100 7 Jancourt's Grande methode theoretique et practique, Op. 15, was written around 1845. The Trois Petites Sonates, a part of this complete method, are written as bassoon solos with a second bassoon or cello as accompaniment. This makes the duos very useful for bassoon studio teaching. The present edition of Jancourt's Trois Petites Sonates is based on a facsimile of the original publication. Valarie Anderson has