 The Oboe BBoard
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Author: fromsfca
Date: 2019-05-03 02:06
Every older oboe is not blown out....however, there are oboes (and clarinets) played by professionals that are blown out.
My prior oboe was a 1986 Loree which had a lovely tone and had extremely very consistent intonation...better than the new Loree I replaced it with (due to improved keywork, not bore).
I know other players with 30 (or more) year old instruments that sound marvelous. However, I also know professional oboe and clarinet players who change instruments every few years, because the old gray mare ain't what it used to be.
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oboist2 |
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fromsfca |
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fromsfca |
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fromsfca |
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mberkowski |
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