Mozart: Bassoon/Fagotto Concerto KV191; can it be performed as Cello Concerto??
Today, peaceful Sunday afternoon, we (me and my wife) listened twice, with great enjoyments, to this charming and impressive album of Mozart Bassoon/Fagotto Concerto KV191 Klaus THUNEMANN and Clarinet Concerto KV622 Thomas FRIEDLI;
You can hear the first movement KV191 in this CD on YouTube;
I happenstantially noticed that the Fq coverage of Bassoon/Fagotto keynote tones is quite similar to that of Cello (ref. my post #644 on my project thread);
and we discussed about whether the KV191 Bassoon/Fagotto Concerto could be performed as Cello Concerto, or not. I myself assume it would be quite attractive performance if played by one of the world-top cellists accompanied by an excellent chamber orchestra.
What would be your thoughts on this (stupid?) idea? Is this idea a kind of "blasphemy" to Mozart music??
Today, peaceful Sunday afternoon, we (me and my wife) listened twice, with great enjoyments, to this charming and impressive album of Mozart Bassoon/Fagotto Concerto KV191 Klaus THUNEMANN and Clarinet Concerto KV622 Thomas FRIEDLI;
You can hear the first movement KV191 in this CD on YouTube;
I happenstantially noticed that the Fq coverage of Bassoon/Fagotto keynote tones is quite similar to that of Cello (ref. my post #644 on my project thread);
What would be your thoughts on this (stupid?) idea? Is this idea a kind of "blasphemy" to Mozart music??
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