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 oboe and saxophone
Author: someone 
Date:   2005-11-10 02:53

is there such thing is an oboe and saxophone duet?? i'm trying to start an ensemble, and my friend is a great sax player! i've never heard of a sax ensemble though..only with other saxes.

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 RE: oboe and saxophone
Author: Clarinethanna 
Date:   2005-11-10 03:53

i honestly never heard of one... and it wouldnt surprise me if it didnt exist...
but then again we did find a trio of 2 clarinets and a french horn

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 RE: oboe and saxophone
Author: Björn 
Date:   2005-11-10 09:49

Ensembles for clarinet(s) and French horn, bassoon,... are very common, I've never heard of an ensemble for sax and oboe.

But if you really want, just take a piece for sax and soprano sax or clarinet if you can find one, and transpose it to play on the oboe, that should be possible!

greetz,
Björn

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 RE: oboe and saxophone
Author: crab face 
Date:   2005-11-10 12:23

Or you could compose your own piece. One that showcases both what the instruments are capable of. One which brings out their beauty and sound. I think the sax sound good with the clarinet. The oboe also sounds good with clarinet. Hehe. Clarinets ROCK!!

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 RE: oboe and saxophone
Author: hautbois 
Date:   2005-11-10 14:03

Anything is possible....as long as you want it.
Transposition will take a bit of work but will be quite worth it.

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 RE: oboe and saxophone
Author: Fernando 
Date:   2005-11-10 16:59

You'll most likely have to go the transposition route. If you do, remember to take into account the ranges to the instruments. Oboe & Soprano Sax have very similar ranges. The Clarinet range is much larger than the Oboe, so a direct transposition my not be possible. There will be passages that may need to be played up an octave. This may not always "fit" musically so be careful with that.

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 RE: oboe and saxophone
Author: crab face 
Date:   2005-11-11 00:43

I still think composing your own piece would be ten times better - provided you have the time. Hehe.

Ok just for the fun of knowing: How many of you below the age of 20 frequently compose pieces for their friends and themselves to play?

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 RE: oboe and saxophone
Author: hautbois 
Date:   2005-11-11 15:13

Check this out...possibilities are limitless....
http://www.calefax.nl/home_en.asp?lang=en

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 RE: oboe and saxophone
Author: crab face 
Date:   2005-11-13 12:34

Omg... The bass clarinetist looks a bit like ralph fiennes

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