Double Reed Section

(Bassoon, Contrabassoon and Oboe)

The oboe is largely considered the most difficult woodwind instrument to play, especially since it is not easily transferable from other instruments as it uses a double reed. Since it plays such an important role in tuning the band, playing the oboe can be a big responsibility. The instrument is very difficult to master, and can take many years to get a good tone
most bassoonists did not start on their own instrument. Just as an oboist usually learns a year or two of clarinet or flute before switching to oboe, a bassoonist has typically played oboe or clarinet for a year or two before switching to bassoon.
Contrabassoons are exceedingly rare in concert bands, usually only used if a piece specifically calls for one.

Members

first year

Mizore Yoroizuka

Oboe

Raina Kitamura

Double Reeds Section Leader/Bassoon

Mikino Oka

Bassoon


Third year

Eru Kabutodani

Bassoon

Suruga Koteyama

Contrabassoon/Bassoon

Ririka Kenzaki

Section Leader/Oboe

Miku Kachisu

Oboe

Manako Hirao

Bassoon

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