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“…it’ll all be over bassoon…”
Illustration for Spike’s best, desperate version of The Cloudsdale Anthem on the bassoon, as magnificently performed by Bassoonify.
Illustration for Spike’s best, desperate version of The Cloudsdale Anthem on the bassoon, as magnificently performed by Bassoonify.
Maybe you were thinking about the oboe
Nah, I looked up a list on Wiktionary; a lot of them also appear to call it “bassoon” as well, so it’s probably just a matter of proper name and common name (or foreign name and local name) being used interchangeably until nobody bothers with the difference anymore.
Not in France,i checked on Wikipedia because i had a doubt but a bassoon here is called a “basson”
Maybe you were thinking about the oboe which is called a “hautbois” (from haut=high and bois=wood/woodstick)
Poles are also calling it “fagot”.
The more you know…
Also in French, Catalan, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Romanian, Hungarian, Russian, Sorbish, Slovak, Serbo-Croatian, Spanish, Turkish(!)… apparently lots of Euro-types think it looks like a bundle of sticks.