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 Italian oboe sound and school
Author: greenlimeoboe 
Date:   2007-03-31 14:33

I was listening to an opera with the La Scala Orchestra. The recording is from 1964. I think the oboist has a very distinct and mellow sound. Do the Italians have their own school? Are they influenced by any other school like the American form? What kind of scrape is it? I think they play very beautiful!


P.S.- I am now a new fan of Francesco Di Rosa, the newest principal of the La Scala Orchestra. Not only is he a buffet artist, but he plays quite nice!
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