The Oboe BBoard
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Author: GoodWinds ★2017
Date: 2011-08-30 04:04
I agree with the suggestion that you take it in for an assessment (with a view to repair it, put it into 'playing condition' AFTER the (hopefully qualified) repair-person gives you the evaluation result. I would NOT encourage your child to play on it before that happens.
I have an 80-yr old oboe with a bore that's curved (due to dryness? age? both?), no cracks, and it plays pretty beautifully. The keys are pitted too; You can't tell a book by its cover.
I am So GLAD that you are allowing your son a chance, though: a child should be encouraged to play the Oboe especially if they are fixated on it.
I hope the instrument is nicer than anyone expects and that it serves him well.
GoodWinds
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