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  1. InnocentMind says:

    Where is this? I’m going to learn to play “Stairway to Heaven” on the bassoon and then leave my phone on.

  2. Hilary says:

    Does this mean I have to bring my own bocal and reed? Will a neck strap be provided as well?

  3. MK says:

    that is just evil….

    why must everyone suffer?!?

  4. Old Greg says:

    Mighty Boosh?

  5. Gail says:

    That should help with the problem!

  6. NoseMoking says:

    nooooooo, not the bassoon!

  7. Melissa says:

    YESS!!! bassoon win :) I play the bassoon so this makes me happy

  8. Liutgard says:

    Not a problem! Do I at least get a fresh reed? (Ok, I play the bassoon. Voluntarily. Love the damn thing.)

  9. WakaWaka says:

    ChallengeAccepted.jpeg

  10. The Master says:

    Yea, punishment unless you know how to play the bassoon, or are an attention whore.

  11. Applying Dutchman says:

    Google Translate bassoon from English to Dutch.

    I dare you, I double dare you:
    http://translate.google.nl/#en|nl|bassoon

    • Rey says:

      Yes, also German, French, Italian, and English. Faggot originally meant a bundle of sticks, and the resemblance of a bassoon to a bundle of sticks is pretty obvious. Many orchestral parts for bassoon read “Faggot” at the top, which is hilarious to middle school band kids but no one else.

    • TBM says:

      And that Dutch word, just like the similar French word, just like the orginal meaning for the related English word, means “bundle of sticks” which accurately describes what a bassoon looks like. So your point is…. ?

    • dfsfd says:

      Oh so you play the f*got instrument

  12. Genki says:

    I’m deaf and never took interest in music. Where is that, I want to try and see if I can empty the house quicker than the all-you-can-eat buffet at a fat camp.

  13. gregaaron89 says:

    eh, I’d give it a shot

  14. Nick Tester says:

    @Tank668

    That Joke would have made more sense, if it had started with, “If You’re visually impaired…”.

    Two points:

    Firstly, You’re at a Concert.
    Secondly… You’re at a Concert!
    I know technically, that’s only one Point… But it was such a big Point, I thought it was worth mentioning it twice.
    (Alluding to Kryten, Red Dwarf.).

  15. Hubert Parry says:

    This is apropos of nothing except bassoons in general, but: there’s a great recording of Gubaidulina’s bassoon concerto in which the soloist, seeing the indication “shriek” in the score, lets fly with a bloodcurdling scream. The music builds and builds, and suddenly the entire orchestra drops away, leaving a lone “AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!” Later, the soloist met the composer, who told him the indication was intended for a high note on the instrument, not with the voice.

    Since the recording was made, and distributed from, behind the Iron Curtain, it remains a landmark recording of the concerto. Or maybe it’s just because of the soloist and his truly epic fail. Who knows?

  16. lazer says:

    I can play the bassoon. I’d go up and pretend to be all “Oh I donno… this is going to end badly.” And then I’d wow them.

  17. JP says:

    The only instrument where it’s actually an advantage to be all-thumbs!

  18. Schmoe says:

    I am in awe of all you double-reed players, honestly! Oboe and bassoon are my favorite instruments, along with ‘cello. (and I am but a drummer–won’t call myself “percussionist”)

  19. giniastrickland says:

    At least no one has ever interrupted any of
    our concerts!

  20. My daughter played bassoon in HS Symphony. When heard with the other instruments, it is very melodical. Alone it is hysterical. She was practicing outside one sunny day and called in a flock of Canadian geese that were flying overhead. Wock wock wock.

  21. Glenn says:

    Awesome, bring on the challenge!!!!!!!!!!! The bassoon rules the double reeds!!!!

  22. Bassoonaticbabe says:

    Yes, I too play the bassoon, and I love that the bassoonists want to “accept” the challenge. I totally would. I will institute this policy at my home for my niece and nephew to get them OFF THEIR PHONES.

  23. Le Toophle says:

    Isn’t that collective punishment of the entire audience?

  24. Hibiki says:

    It’s a Lunar Baboon with a spoon and a basoon :P

  25. starling says:

    It’s amazing how many bassoon players are on here!

  26. Drumhead says:

    I have a bassoon app on my phone. Does that count or can I just use it again after it goes off. Or I could link it to my home studio and midi a bassoon sound that I have on my synth and… and… and…

  27. ArbitraryPandemonium says:

    Not a big deal. I’ll just ask to get a transposed Baroque duet with a really good bassoonist and my bass clarinet.

  28. orchplayers says:

    Hello!

    The sign/concept is mine and we use it for our Oregon Chamber Player Concerts. Obviously the visual is extremely effective as we’ve never had a rude cell phone interruption as of yet! However, I am also the Director of the annual Northwest Oboe Seminar and I make a point to NOT use it at those events as I’m sure all the double reeders in attendance would consider it as an incentive…

  29. Billbailey says:

    You all know that all bassoon players play is the bass line to “How deep is your love” by the Beegees

  30. Psilence says:

    Better bassoon than piccolo… that is the most God-forsaken instrument that ever could have been invented. If I could go back in time and change only one thing, I would go back and shoot the person that thought that would be a good idea.

  31. seb says:

    now, i wouldnt deliberately disturb a concert, but if my phone were to go off, and i had to try to play said bassoon, i’d give it a go. as a bassoonist, i enjoy playing, but i find that sign rather insulting. the bassoon is a beautiful instrument and should be given more credit. also, could someone give me a link to the part in Gubaidulina’s bassoon concerto where the soloist screams?

  32. MyName says:

    i play oboe and bassoon….i would love to get a phone call during that concert :D double reeds FTW

  33. nighthawk says:

    Wow, did anybody count the bassoon players here?
    This is not a punishment, this is a reward. I as well would be tempted to let my phone ring so I might be allowed to play. I’d rather not go to classical concerts because I always want to be up there and play myself.

  34. Eli says:

    Righteous! All thumbs, awesome. I love how many bassoonists are on here – way to own up to something shameful, all! (I too, have a shameful fascination with bassoon; I’ve played for years.)

  35. The Dude says:

    Good idea! BUT, forget playing anything! Make them stay until after the show, pack up, and carry the double basses!

  36. As a Bassoonist for life, I’d gladly play! Do you think the orchestra would play along? I’d like to do “In the Hall of the Mountain King” from the Peer Gynt Suite. All Bassoon–All the Time!!

  37. Erinn says:

    This picture has been posted on my Facebook wall twice in the last week.
    I felt obligated to comment and say hello to my fellow bassoonists! It’s lonely being the only one…

  38. Alexis says:

    Lol… are these real bassoonists commenting about bassoon not being torture? Last time I checked, intonation, reeds, fingerings, and dynamics are complete beast to deal with xD I’d switch my major to sax if bsn wasn’t so high in demand lol.

    This sign is awesome.

  39. Bass says:

    Bassoon’s are gayyyyyyyyyyyy.

  40. Jamie says:

    I NEVER leave my phone on anything but silent when I’m anywhere near a concert hall, so this wouldn’t happen to me, but it would serve the fools right. You think you’re too important to turn off your phone? Yeah, come up here & play? Oh, you stink? Well, guess you’re not that “winning” of a person. Oh, you can play? Well, shame on you for trying to upstage your fellow musicians. Either way, you’d come out looking like an idiot or a jerk. This is the most brilliant idea.


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