Piano Reduction Concerto for Bassoon and Orchestra Ellen Taaffe Zwilich Commissioned by the Pittsburgh Symphony © 1994 MERION MUSIC, INC. Theodore Presser Company, Sole Representative Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania 19010INSTRUMENTATION Piccolo Flute Oboe English Horn in F Clarinet in Bb Bass Clarinet in By 2 Horns in F. ‘Trumpet in C ‘Trombone Percussion (1 player} 2 Suspended Cymbals (large & medium}, Sizzle Cymbal, Closed Hi-hat, 4 Tom-toms, 2 Small Splash Cymbals {one muted, one open), 2 Pedal Bass Drums (medium & small) Solo Bassoon, Strings Orchestral materials are available on rental from the publisher. Duration: ¢. 17 minutes Note: Pedal in the piano reduction is indicated only when it affects the harmony; use of the pedal at all other times is left to the discretion of the pianist. ‘This piano reduction was prepared to coach the bassoon soloist for orchestral performance. For this reason, some orchestral dynamics that cannot be observed by a pianist, and percussion cues, have been indicated. When performed in recital, the pianist should feel free to adapt and simplify the pianc part as needed.0 Lorin Maazel, Nancy Goeres, and the Pittsburgh Symphony Concerto for Bassoon and Orchestra L ELLEN TAAFFE ZWILICH Maestoso (# = c. 60) (192) bao Piano Reduction +} St ; bo —— z f be = (Sost, Ped). Wy s—— p v ee te std (Sos. Ped. © 1904 by Merion Musi, ne Bryn Mew, Pa, AILRipts Reseed International Copyright Secures Toeedor Peer Cos Sue Repanate rel SSA 144-40237