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Author: oboesax
Date: 2010-12-15 22:33
For those of you who own professional-level oboes, do you also have a second oboe?
We're about to buy our daughter a new oboe, probably a Loree. I'm wondering whether or not to hold on to her current oboe (a Fossati) or instead sell it and buy a good plastic model. The second oboe would be for school, and perhaps to use when she plays in pit orchestras. My thought regarding using plastic is that it is cold in winter and often in the pit, and that plastic might play better in tune under these conditions.
Any suggestions?
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oboesax |
2010-12-15 22:33 |
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GoodWinds |
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Chris P |
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Old Oboe |
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Chris P |
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Ian White |
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Bryanwalker |
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cjwright |
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GoodWinds |
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