Dmytro Kyryliv's "Molfar" for bassoon and piano but he did not write

but he did not write solo works for every instrument

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yet simple enough to act as a canvas on which a skilled performer can paint their musical expressivity

and transforms via a virtuosic bassoon cadenza into the frenzied lilting rhythms of the second half

Dmytro Kyryliv's "Molfar" for bassoon and piano but he did not writeThis is a quirky and challenging work for bassoon and piano written by emerging young talent Dmytro Kyryliv. It begins with a slow and mysterious melody, and transforms via a virtuosic bassoon cadenza into the frenzied lilting rhythms of the second half. Bassoonist and Ukrainian music scholar Zachary Senick ( ) helped bring this new edition to life, which includes fingerings for multiphonics used in the piece. The piece takes inspiration from