Oboe
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Oboe
（Yehudi Menuhin music guides）
Kahn & Averill, 1993, c1980
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Description based on Reprinted in 1999
"First published in Great Britain in 1977 by Macdonald and Jane's Publishers Ltd"--T.p. verso
Bibliography: p. 216-219
Discography: p. 221-231
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The talent and experience of the legendary virtuoso, Leon Goossens, with that of the contemporary composer, conductor and oboist, Edwin Roxburgh combine to produce this comprehensive handbook for the oboe. The history of the instrument is followed by illuminating chapters on baroque, classical, romantic and twentieth century music. The mark of Goossens' long experience as an international soloist is woven into every page, whether in his observations about great soloists of the past or in pertinent views on modern recording methods. Edwin Roxburgh contributes a detailed explanation of extemporization and ornamentation in eighteenth-century music as well as an optimistic review of new developments in oboe playing and modern music. For the student, there is a whole section on reed making and performing techniques together with detailed advice for teachers. Extensive appendices cover manufacturers, repertoire, fingering charts, bibliography and discography.
Table of Contents
Introduction by Yehudi Menuhin,
Authors' Prefaces,
Introduction,
Part One - History,
1. Early History up to 1800,
2. Introduction to the Mechanised Oboe,
Part Two - The Reed and the Oboist,
3. The Reed,
4. General Aspects of Modern Technique,
Part Three - The Music,
5. Playing Baroque Music,
6. Playing Classical Music,
7. Playing Romantic Music,
8. 20th Century Music,
9. The Contemporary World,
Appendices:
1. List of Manufacturers,
2. The Oboe Repertoire,
3. Fingering Charts,
4. Bibliography,
5. Discography,
Index
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