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How to Make English Horn Reeds - (Something to Crow About!)
In this video Tess and Suzanne show you how to make an english horn reed from start to finish! This includes the english horn staple, wire wrapping, and measurements for the heart and v-line.
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Deliberate Thought Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Learn more about oboe and english horn reedmaking:
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Deliberate Thought Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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Shop for oboe, bassoon, and other double reed supplies at Edmund Nielson Woodwinds:
www.nielsen-woodwinds.com/en/
Video produced and edited by Tenuto Media:
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Interview with Dr. Nancy Ambrose King (Something to Crow About!)
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Today Tess interviews Dr. Nancy Ambrose King, professor of oboe at University of Michigan! How does she approach oboe reedmaking and what does she try to teach her students? Thanks again for taking the time to interview with us Dr. King! If you are interested in checking out her reedmaking book - Making Reeds Start to Finish, please click this link: itunes.apple.com/us/book/making-reeds-start-t...
Basic Oboe Reedmaking Equipment (Something to Crow About!)
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Basic Oboe Reedmaking Equipment In this video Tess and Suz go over what you should have in your basic oboe reedmaking kit. This includes suggestions for reed knives, sharpening stones, cane, string, and other equipment you need before making your own oboe reeds. Deliberate Thought Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/lic...
Adjusting Your Oboe Reed - (Something to Crow About!)
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Making adjustments to your oboe reed can be a confusing process. Good thing Tess and Suz are here to help you make the adjustments with examples and exercises in this video! Learn how to make reed adjustments for tone, pitch, and response by shaping and clipping the cane. Test your adjustments with easy to follow instructions and exercises! Deliberate Thought Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Lic...
How to Sharpen Your Oboe Reed Knife (Something to Crow About!)
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Today we take a break from making the reed and turn our attention to sharpening your oboe reed knife. Using a sharp reed knife is essential when making oboe reeds. In this video Tess and Suz walk you through each step of sharpening your reed knife including: equipment to use, the "nickle and dime" technique, sharpening rods, and setting the knife burr. You should have a sharp reed knife after w...
Oboe Reedmaking - Wrapping the Reed (Something to Crow About!)
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In this video Tess and Suzanne show you how to wrap the oboe reed. This is the first step in making a new oboe reed and must be completed before any other steps. Tess and Suz also cover what reedmaking equipment you will need and how to troubleshoot common reedmaking problems. Deliberate Thought Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creative...
Oboe Reedmaking - The Second Scrape (Something to Crow About!)
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In this video Tess and Suzanne show you how to refine the oboe reed after it has already been wrapped and you have completed the basic scrape. This is the third day of reedmaking - the second scrape. This process includes refining the tip, thinning the heart, and making adjustments for pitch. Tess and Suz also cover how to make adjustments to your second scrape and troubleshoot problems. Delibe...
Oboe Reedmaking - The Basic Scrape (Something to Crow About!)
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In this video Tess and Suzanne show you how to begin shaping the oboe reed after it has already been wrapped. This reedmaking method, called the basic scrape, includes scrapping the V-line, shaping the heart, and clipping the reed. They also cover how to make adjustments to your basic scrape and troubleshoot problems. Deliberate Thought Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Co...
Thanks for these tips to grow about.
I really needed this, my knife is pretty dull
Wow this is such a useful and informative video! Thanks a lot!
Just wanted you to know, I’ve had my reed making kit for nearly 30 years. I posted it free hoping to find a good and deserving candidate to appreciate it. I had the pleasure of meeting a wonderful young lady at 13, motivated to learn. I sent it with her tonight after briefly reviewing the tools and basic considerations. I reviewed many videos and truly appreciated your approach and explanations and referred her to your tutorials. Thank you for bringing light to the beautiful art of reed making and also such a detailed and fantastic explanation/demonstration. 💖🙏
At 1:00 is it 66 (as said) or 67 mm (as marked)?
Wow, thanks for explaining it in much detail.
Can I use violin rosin instead of beeswax?
To close the tip I found that if you close the end of the reed with your finger, spit in and suck on the reed, hold a bit, it will close. Worked for me, but hey I'm a cellist and playing oboe for fun.
Excellent videos. To how many mm do you gouge?
That’s amazing!!!
Hello. Great Video. I'm from Brazil.
THANK YOU! My oboe teacher in high school charged an insane amount on top of oboe lessons to teach reed making and kept rescheduling despite paying in advance so I never actually got to learn how to make my own reeds. I'm going to attempt to self teach while watching your videos. Wish me luck!
Instead of tying the thread to a C-Clamp, I was taught to stick the end of the thread into the staple, and than put the mandril in. This will fixate the thread and you can wrap the thread more easily. In the end after closing is with a noose or a knot, you can take the thread out of the staple and tie a knot from both ends on the thread.
english horn reeds easily detached from pipe. I wonder how reed not to detached from pipe. Could you give me some tips??
Apparently I need to get myself a better knife or something. I have a really hard time trying to shave any cane with it, and it just messes up the tip of my reeds. I don't know if it's something I'm doing wrong or if it's my knife. But I ruin a lot of my reeds because of my knife. Anybody have any ideas?
A very good video🙂. I took notes and followed your steps and I actually produced a reed that played. Yay. I'm so happy. I'm not sure if it plays in tune but I suppose using these simple but informative videos I will figure it out.
It's a great video, but I do not hear the lower octave C in any of the crows. Even on headphones. ???
It’s thread not string
Bruh
What’s the intro piece?
La scala!
The unsealed reed with the plaque flying is hilarious. They should have added a pissed cat meow and a ton can garbage falling sound
thank you! very helpful for an oboist like me
i use the counting method on the scraping
What’s the intro piece?
It is interesting how "brutal"(very exadurated) she is able to scrape the reed. In my expericence, european or german style reeds are much harder to scrape, because they are more delicate(because you only scrape the first centemeter of the reed). If you do one mistake there, the reed is pretty much wasted, while american reeds can be still adjusted and saved, therefore more easy to scrape.
In terms of “crowing” to C#, is this done all the way on the thread? Lovely video!
It’s called “dusting” and it cleans off the dried dead skin and mineral deposits that build up on the reed and prevents it from vibrating.
I feel that the travel test is genius!! And something many people like myself never considered. It helped me a lot to get reeds that respond effortlessly in the low register. 😊
Thanks for all of the helpful tips on reed adjustments. Viewed video just when I didn't know for sure where to make the adjustments on the reed. Thanks again
Anyone how has any idea of where we can purchase the scraping tools?
Really excellent explanation. How long did you play before you decided to try making your own reeds?
How long should the cane soak for? Also thank you for making these videos! I’m just relearning how to wrap a blank to get better.
Soak your cane in lukewarm water for 20 mins :-)
I didn't search for this, and neither did you
I searched for this.
@@mynameisnotbruce6686 same
Trying to embrace and not fight it lol
#RIP to all the reeds I’ve ruined practicing lol.
Which cane do you use ?
Usually Rigotti
Usually Rigotti
This video helped me so much!!!! I actually fixed my reed!!
The CROW is an AWFUL sound to have to listen to unless you're completely psychologically prepared and know it's coming. It sounds a thousand times more grating than finger nails being scratched across a blackboard.
How come when I tie it it always crack
Nicely Done, ladies!
Omg this channel is perfect! Thank you so much, girls! You're amazing!
I cut my reed and it stopped working!
Where do you get the sharping stone with the the pink base from ?
What are the tools you need/are using to adjust these reeds?
love your guys' videos! please never stop uploading!
Your reed making videos are really excellent and detailed! I am self-taught and was able to make well playable reeds in no time!
What’s the grit on the stone and the rods?
I clicked on this randomly and immediately recognized the voice. Hi, Dr. Delaplain!
EXCELLENT presentation. I can also highly recommend the Chudnow staples that have the little screw on them as this takes care of the connection to the bocal without the need for tubing.
You’re lovely girls but you need to make more vids!! Pls something on the baroque oboe!!! Best<3
Thank You!