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830 results on '"Oboe"'

801. Rush

Author

(1968), Matthew Hindson, composer

Published
2002

802. Samson, An Oratorio

Author

Handel, George Frideric, composer, Novello & Company, and Hamilton librettist

Published
2004

803. Shadow of Paradise

Author

Gregson, Edward, composer and Novello & Company

Published
2009

805. Banshee

Author

(1958), Simon Holt, composer

Published
2001

810. Four Chaucer Settings

Author

Bush, Geoffrey, composer, Novello & Company, and Chaucer, Geoffrey, librettist

Published
1989

812. A Stevie Smith Cycle

Author

Bush, Geoffrey, composer, Novello & Company, and Smith, Stevie, librettist

Published
1989

814. Travel Notes 2

Author

(1936), Sir Richard Rodney Bennett, composer

Published
1980

815. Sonatina

Author

Berkeley, Lennox, composer

Published
1990

817. Esquisse

Author

Victory, Gerard, composer and Novello & Company

Published
1964

819. Suite

Author

(1867), Fini Valdemar Henriques, composer

Published
1894

820. 3 Stukken

Author

(1912), Herman Strategier, composer

Published
1948

822. Nochnoi smotr

Author

(1804), Mikhail Ivanovich Glinka, composer and (1783), Vasily Andreyevich Zhukovsky, librettist

Published
1969

825. Butterfly

Author

(1966), Karsten Fundal, composer

826. Scan...

Author

(1941), Niels Rosing-Schow, composer

827. Oboe & Co.

Author

Knödler, Daniel

Subjects
OBOE, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Oboe & Co. Oder: Was macht das Horn im Wald? Die Instrumente stellen sich vor," by Peter Stangel and Cornelia von Seidlein.

Published
2012

828. The Oboe (Book).

Author

Druesedow Jr., J. E.

Subjects
OBOE, NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book "The Oboe," by Geoffrey Burgess and Bruce Haynes.

Published
2004

830. Oboe.

Author

Ungvarsky, Janine

Subjects
Oboe, Woodwind instruments
Abstract

The oboe is a musical instrument in the woodwind family. Variations of the oboe have been around for centuries. The oboe is a double reed instrument that is a little more than 2 feet (0.6 meters) in length. Oboes are made of wood, though student instruments may be made of composite plastics and resins. For many years, the oboe was almost exclusively an ensemble instrument, playing a supporting role in orchestras and other musical groups. Beginning in the twentieth century, however, the oboe became more of a solo player, in part because its "voice" comes very close to replicating the emotional undertones of the human voice. A modern oboe with a reed. By Hustvedt (Own work) [GFDL (http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html) or CC BY-SA 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons Ivan Podyomov, oboist By Alexei Zoubov (Own work) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

Published
2023

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