oboe

Together Frances Norbury, Joel Raymond, Rebecca Stockwell and Sarah Humphrys are The Oboe Band.

And who needs 24 oboes when the six here did such a fine job, chortling away in the Bouree?

The Eloquent Oboe: A History of the Hautboy from 1640 to 1760.

Baird will show how the organ is many instruments in one by playing sounds on Beall Hall's Ahrend organ comparable with a trumpet (Stephen Dunn), an oboe (J.

Instrument maker Boosey & Hawkes, for example, offers a line of oboes and clarinets made from a heat-treated mix of African blackwood sawdust, carbon fiber and epoxy glue.

Several call for a pair of horns, often along with oboes and flutes, and some resemble Vivaldi's ~concerti con molti istromenti' in their unusual combinations.

Muted oboes were still being used in this context at the beginning of the 19th century: a funeral march in C minor scored for muted oboes, muted horns, muted trumpets and timpani, clarinets (which are marked |con oboi' in the score and thus may have been muted), and unmuted bassoons appears in Ferdinando Paer's opera Achille, first performed in 1801 (ex.1).(16)

Even though a few bars give me the feeling that the recording director could have been more meticulous, it is a minor matter, as listening to Veverka's oboe is a true delight, a spiritual experience even.

ENGINEERING THE VOICE OF THE OBOE WITH ACOUSTICAL PRINCIPLES.

Of late there has been a burgeoning of interest in music for double reed ensemble, and particularly the oboe band that flourished at the court of Louis XIV.

The Robert Bloom Collection: Solo Works and Chamber Music for Oboe. Composed and edited by Robert Bloom; [with prefaces by Sarah Lambert Bloom.] First edition.