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Author: sobblaster
Date: 2007-05-25 10:41
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I've just purchased... RAMPONE WOODEN OBOE. EARLY KEY MECHANISM, THREE WOODEN HOLES, ORIGINAL CASE .SERIAL # in the 300s..This Wooden Oboe was made by Rampone for export to the USA. The stamp on the Bell says Sold by J. Polivka, and it also says T. Pirone New York. It has 1 key from top then 2 holes..bottom joint has same 1 hole then 2 keys...there are other keys for pinkys as well..I have attached some pics to help....
is this SIMPLE fingering or conservatory...also does anyone know where I can find a finger chart for simple system??
I have conservatory fingering from http://www.wfg.woodwind.org/oboe/index.html
its been great!!!thanks sobblaster
the music score in australia..
the music score in australia..
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Author: Chris P
Date: 2007-11-23 12:42
This is a simple system oboe so the important fingerings are:
F - xxx|xxFo or xxx|xoxEb
Bb - xxoBb|ooo (the lower of the two side keys)
C - xooC|ooo (the upper of the two side keys)
In the upper 8ve, either roll LH finger down to uncover the hole or lift it (depending on how well it responds) for the lower part of the upper register from C# (oxx|xxxC#) to Eb (oxx|oooEb).
The thumb 8ve key is used from E to G#, then closed while the upper 8ve is opened with the middle joint of LH index finger (rotate your wrist upwards to do this while you lift LH finger 3) from A to top C. It's cumbersome, but it needs to be done as you can't have both 8ve keys open. This is why most players prefer semi-automatic 8ves as you can keep the thumb on the back 8ve at all times while the top 8ve is opened, automatically closing the lower 8ve as it opens.
Former oboe finisher
Howarth of London
1998 - 2010
The opinions I express are my own.
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