»Oskar and the Wood Pipers« – Goblin Concert

Woodwind instruments are like any other: there's a whole family of them. The bassoon has a deep growl. Its tone is round and soft. If you imagine it was the father of this family, then the oboe would be his daughter. It sings higher and is sometimes reminiscent of an opera singer. The clarinet, on the other hand, is something like the cheeky cousin. It is the acrobat of this family. It can sing as high as an oboe and as low as a bassoon. Its rang...