Etienne Ozi (1754–1813) played a decisive role in expanding the tonal, technical, and expressive range of the bassoon in the late eighteenth century. His duos and Méthodes remain the most comprehensive surviving source on the performance and pedagogical practices of the late eighteenth-century bassoonist. Ozi's influence as a teacher of the bassoon and as a composer for the instrument was international in scope. This edition of Ozi's duos follows suggested performance practices of articulation a...