The bassoonists were Elizabeth Campbell, Rebecca Libera, and Ronald Follas, and they were all wearing red shoes.

The piece is called "Three's Company."

Youtube:

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Enjoy!  :-)

Best

Michele Fiala..ob.....new CD...
http://audaud.com/2012/03/overheard-new … -classics/

Bennie Cottone EH Santa Rosa Symphony
http://www.sfcv.org/reviews/santa-rosa- … -the-tenth

McGill/Izotov...Chicago Symphony
http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertain … 860.column

James Austin Smith ob...Chamber Music Lincoln Center...
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/13/arts/ … -hall.html

Keith Thomas ob.....Spokane Symphony
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/13/arts/ … -hall.html

Martin Hebert..ob....Oregon Symphony
http://oregonmusicnews.com/2013/05/08/s … -symphony/

As we approach the end of the academic year, we write to ask you to consider submitting excerpts from recent scholarly work (research projects, MM and DMA documents, treatises, etc.) for publication in The Double Reed (the Journal of the International Double Reed Society).  Not only will a successfully printed article boost awareness of your topic, it will also boost awareness of you as a writer.  And most importantly, your words will contribute to a specialized body of knowledge that benefits generations to come!

And since ours is a publication that serves learners, performers and scholars alike, we welcome fine writing from across the broad spectrum of our shared experiences.  So, even if you have an article or idea that does not necessarily fit your idea of "scholarly," we would still love to hear from you! 

Oboe-related articles: email to Dan Stolper at stolperdj at interlochen.org
Bassoon-related articles: email to Ryan Romine at bassooneditor at gmail.com

Sincerely,

Dan Stolper
and
Ryan Romine

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Judith Leclair has the jacket in her left hand......
Munich, May 7, 2013, 10:44PM: The host of Credit Suisse’s post-concert reception, Dr. Peter von Arx (fourth from left) — Credit Suisse’s Deputy Chairman of the Board — converses with Matthew VanBesien, Joshua Bell, Philharmonic violinist Sharon Yamada, Principal Bassoon Judith LeClair, violinist Kuan Cheng Lu, and trumpeter Ethan Bensdorf. Dr. von Arx holds his gift from the Philharmonic, a Tiffany crystal paperweight commemorating the tour.

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Wendal Jones, bassoonist[ ]The double reed world has lost another of its luminary members, Dr. Wendal Jones, bassoonist, composer, conductor, teacher, inventor and all-around wonderful musician. I had the privilege of performing with Wendal and his lovely wife Virginia for almost four decades in hundreds of symphony, octet, quintet and “oboe band” concerts.  In addition to founding Jones Double Reed Products and inventing machines still in use by that company, he was Chair of the Eastern Washington University Music Department, conducted the orchestra there for years, received national recognition for his commissioned compositions, played 1st bassoon in the Spokane Symphony next to Virginia (1st Clarinet) for forty years, and taught bassoonists who hold down major positions in orchestras throughout the world. His presence will be sorely missed in the double reed community. He is survived by sons Steve and Greg and their families. A memorial service is tentatively planned for mid-June in Spokane, WA. The 35th Annual Royal Fireworks Concert will be dedicated to his memory on July 28th in Spokane. Further details and information will be forthcoming from the family.  David Dutton