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As a bassoonists who doubles, it’s kind of atypical to get gigs in an orchestra as a doubler, unless it’s a small community orchestra and there’s need (which happens a lot if that’s what you’re looking for).

When it comes to choosing which instruments you want to learn, it’s all about what niche you want to fill. If you’re known as a “bassoon doubler” in the musical theatre scene, you’re gonna be called for low reed gigs (bass clarinet, bari sax, usually flute and sop clarinet too, among other things, nothing is standard). If that’s what you’re after, it’d be a valuable skill to have, albeit not without hard work and $$$.

If you want to play oboe, then some experience on clarinet, tenor sax, flute, and English horn will serve you well too.

Again this is mostly for musical theatre stuff. There may be more need for certain instruments in your situation.

Generally if you’re a doubler, you’ll specifically focus on one family of instruments (flutes, clarinets, oboe, bassoon) or a larger group (single reeds, double reeds, all but one, or even all 5 equally), but everyone needs at least decent chops on sax, clarinet, and flute. If you decide to become THE flute person, you’ll be able to do saxes and clarinets, but you‘ll be the one directors call if there’s a piccolo/alto flute part. But NOTHING is standard, some things just tend to go together more often than others. If you only want to play alto clarinet and contrabassoon make your dream work.

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Are you into tech? NIO and Envision are teams. 

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