Libertango by Ástor Piazzolla for four bassoons and contrabassoon

An arrangement of Ástor Piazzolla's Libertango for four bassoons and contrabassoon. Performed live on May 9th, 2013 at my senior recital in Thayer Hall at the Colburn School.
Andrew Brady, bassoon
Anthony Parnther, bassoon
William May, bassoon
Damian Montano, bassoon
Bill Wood, contrabassoon

[@brendanhutchins]

Amazing rendition of this piece! 5 years ago I played this piece for Bocal Majority camp on the high bassoon part because I was the only one who could read in tenor clef haha.
Very beautiful tone, y'all sounded outstanding!

[@thawinnaha]

I just now found this and i love it

[@AshBarkPerson]

I think this is my favourite bassoon piece, I want more.

[@pearspeedruns]

I love this piece too-check it out for sax quartet and a capella voice! And, of course, the original video of Piazzolla playing it

[@pearspeedruns]

Russ Houghton yes, I've listened to both of those as well! This piece really does lend itself to a wide range of ensembles.

[@guldklimp]

This is really good! You play extremely week and I love bassoon ensemble. I wish bassoon ensemble was more common ☺

[@guldklimp]

*well

[@Pawel_Malecki]

Well, in terms of bassoon playing weak is a compliment as well, it is very hard to keep proper intonation while blowing softly (the pitch gets sharper due to the prevalence of upper overtones).

[@willmorris8198]

@@Pawel_Malecki Well I don't know if "weakly" is how I would like my playing to be described personally... 😂 Although I do understand the difficulty of playing softly. I just think "soft" and "weak" are different and shouldn't be equated. Sometimes I also find it difficult to play loud (especially on sensitive notes) without cracking. Cheers

[@carolynlockhart953]

You made me cry (in a good way)! Bravo to all.

[@GustavmollenhauerDemollenhauer]

Beautiful and emotional. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@maxinebeckner1757]

Loved this!

[@jdiogon]

Guys, it’s so good ! Congratulations

[@trainliker100]

The composer Piazzolla's personal instrument was a bandoneon which is a type of concertina. Libertango is probably his most often played piece and has been arranged for just about everything. The Canadian Brass has done it along with some of his other pieces - all wonderful. And Doc Severinsen played it as part of the San Miguel 5. It's worth seeking out other pieces by Piazzolla.

[@joelima3967]

Love it! I love music.

[@ОлегПанов-я3ч]

Удивительная музыка восхищает. Много вариантов, но этот шедевр.

[@1MrZackdaddy]

Awesome!!!

[@kampawl]

I love it! ❤️🔥

[@flimi]

very nice!

[@ss.helder]

Perfeito....

[@kabivose]

But there's six of them!
Beautiful!

[@LandryHat1960]

bravo!!

[@darthtleilaxu4021]

C'est très beau.

[@alecoman2610]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@marikasipka1892]

Paráda 👏👏👏

[@emcrawf]

Any chance this arrangement can be purchased?

[@sambaron2625]

Where could I find the sheet music for this?

[@treblemkr247]

Did anyone figure out if this version was a piece they arranged or if it was something available to the public?

[@bassoonguru1080]

We just played the same thing literally but with no contrabassoon. But that's because we only had 4 people. So it's available.

[@sambaron2625]

Bassoon Guru where did you find the sheet music? I’ve been wanting to play this with some other bassoons but I cant find it anywhere.

[@tw4106]

@@sambaron2625 mafiadoc.com/a-piazzolla-libertanto-arrangement-for-bassoon-quartet-by-e-_59f4124d1723ddef2f374b1d.html
Hope this helps.

[@triggeris]

Pize gražu

[@winston6275]

nick kwentus

[@zorakj]

Awesome!

[@PigeonScourgeofCrumbs]

Is the sheet music available anywhere?