J. B. Arban - “The Carnival of Venice” for Trumpet, Performed on Bassoon and orchestra, Seokjin ahn 

Oh my god, thank you for the compliment 🥰 Thank you for hosting the master class at Seoul National University in Korea before! Your words to me at that time helped me a lot. I hope to see you again :)

OMG I forgot it thanks

@@AncientReYou don't have to wait. I learned to do fast ttk 64 years ago and moderate speed tkt a bit later. That was on the cornet, though. I have no idea how you do the multiple tonguing syllable "k" on bassoon, but I was impressed by the double tonguing on this performance. If you can double tongue, triple is no problem, just practice saying tu-tu-ku slowly, evenly and relaxed and get used to it. I'll bet he can already do it. You are 64 years behind, so better get at it!

@@AncientRe Your outrage over my joking with this exceptional young bassoonist about triple tonguing is misplaced and petty. You are too naive to understand. Since I am senile, I am offering you the opportunity to show me up: It takes me 30 seconds to figure out what X and Y equal if X^2 - Y^2 = 4,517,090,495,650,391,871,408,712,937. Neither is 1 or 0. I can do it and similar problems in my senile old head with no reference to any computer or calculator either to write the problem or solve it. When you have the answer, show me your brilliance. At the very least, explain how I can do it. Keep practicing the triple tonguing. Say the syllables with a light, relaxed TTK until they roll off of your tongue easily and evenly. Then slowly pronounce them with your instrument on your chops or in your mouth. Don't forget to blow while you are doing it!