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 Re: oboe and irish music
Author: Bobo 
Date:   2007-10-28 16:17

not irish, but evoking bagpipes and reedpipes: Loeffler's Two Rhapsodies (the second one is called "The Bagpipe" - well Scottish is close!) and Britten's Metamorphoses (Pan in particular)...reedpipes give the illusion of sliding through quick runs up a chromatic scale...you'll hear that in the Britten.



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