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Why the Oboe is Expensive
This video talks about why oboes are expensive, and how much you should expect to pay for a good student oboe.
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Відео

Side Octave
Переглядів 2015 років тому
This video describes the side octave notes on the oboe and how and when we use them.
Reed Terminology
Переглядів 1905 років тому
This video defines some terms used in reference to oboe reeds
Oboe Embouchure
Переглядів 9985 років тому
This video describes how to form a proper oboe embouchure
Oboe Embouchure Deconstructed
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This video goes in depth to look at how we form an oboe embouchure, and some exercises you can do to help find build the correct muscles in the face and embouchure.
How to Articulate
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This video describes how and where to properly articulate (use our tongue) on the oboe reed.
F Fingerings
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This video describes the 3 different "F" fingerings on the oboe, and when and why we should use each one.
Breathing Techniques
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This video shows how to practice deep breathing techniques to get a deep, belly breath to play a wind instrument.
Back Octave
Переглядів 1925 років тому
This video describes how and when to use the back octave key on the oboe.
Air Support
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How to properly use air support on a wind instrument
Using the Half Hole
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Using the Half Hole
Octave Eb to F
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How to practice octave Eb-F, or halfhole Eb to back octave F, on the oboe
Embouchure Tips
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Tips to help form a proper oboe embouchure
Proper Body Position
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Proper body position needed while playing the oboe; head position, curve of the fingers, and angle of the instrument.
Reed Stability
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Defining oboe reed stability
Taking Apart Your Oboe
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Taking Apart Your Oboe
Putting Together Your Oboe
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Putting Together Your Oboe

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  • @fireball1066
    @fireball1066 14 днів тому

    Wonderfully clear explanation and video. The best I've seen! The pointers on what not to do are outstanding and essential for beginners to know. Thanks for putting it all together.

  • @KandiKlover
    @KandiKlover 2 місяці тому

    Dafne

  • @VavafsEtMouton
    @VavafsEtMouton 2 місяці тому

    I have a problem, my oboe is stuck, i can't disassemble it ! What can i do 😭

  • @ConstanceKnott
    @ConstanceKnott 4 місяці тому

    Oh my, this was SO, SO helpful. I can't thank you enough for breaking this down and demonstrating so well

  • @leonidaspereira3088
    @leonidaspereira3088 7 місяців тому

    Muito bom ver esse áudio tirando minhas dúvidas

  • @maryspriggs8435
    @maryspriggs8435 7 місяців тому

    Nice lead in music ! Good descriptive vocabulary, inspires confidence in the viewer. This lady knows what she is talking about ! I was proficient years ago but gave it up and am now renewing my technique. Thank you for sharing in this medium what should otherwise have been an expensive lesson.

  • @tomstearns9933
    @tomstearns9933 11 місяців тому

    This is really helpful, and I love the colorful thread on your reed!

  • @anthonyquesnot2560
    @anthonyquesnot2560 11 місяців тому

    Merci beaucoup pour vos vidéos très instructives, et pertinentes, elles sont super ! 😊

  • @artemi-music
    @artemi-music Рік тому

    thanks for your video!

  • @themisterdtube
    @themisterdtube Рік тому

    An elderly oboe maker from my city (Trento - Italy) told me that the price was very high due to the woodworking. The internal hole, in fact, is conical unlike other instruments such as the clarinet, in which it is cylindrical. For this reason the milling must be done progressively waiting for the wood to season, to avoid cracks and to finish the instrument it takes a few years. :-)

  • @DrQuizzler
    @DrQuizzler 2 роки тому

    My fiberglass Selmer Signet oboe cost my folks $850 at Chuck Levin's back in 1978. It revolutionized my tone after a year playing on an awful rental Linton oboe.

  • @tylerbenson750
    @tylerbenson750 2 роки тому

    Oooh, that was so useful, THANK YOU, madam👍

  • @krane15
    @krane15 2 роки тому

    Of course cheap is subjective, especially when considering the amount of $1500. The oboe, like most of its woodwind brethren (bassoon, clarinets, etc.), is a precision instrument the relies on technicians for precise adjustments which cannot be automated.

  • @homeofcreation
    @homeofcreation 2 роки тому

    Didn't now Loree Oboes were popular in the US.

  • @gilbertooros3875
    @gilbertooros3875 2 роки тому

    THIS HELPED A LOT! THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

  • @soulstorm8806
    @soulstorm8806 2 роки тому

    I just heard one. Beautiful sound. I like it better than the clarinet.

    • @krane15
      @krane15 2 роки тому

      Clarinetist: Blasphemer.

  • @kurthartle5473
    @kurthartle5473 2 роки тому

    Your short tutorials are a delight, full of positive habit forming tips. May I encourage you to do more of these!?

  • @kurthartle5473
    @kurthartle5473 3 роки тому

    This is very helpful. Your patient and clear presentation can help establish or also reinforce early technique...esp. for those of us who will embark on a largely self-taught path with no access to a local oboe instructor!

  • @bacicinvatteneaca
    @bacicinvatteneaca 3 роки тому

    Does anyone have any idea why the bell of the oboe is sphere-shaped instead of hyperbolic? Is that why it sounds so muffled, compared to other woodwinds and in particular most folk double reed instruments?

  • @27blaketx
    @27blaketx 3 роки тому

    Wrong. Oboes are expensive because people keep paying high prices for them, which drives the cost up. I play the oboe and it sickens me how much it costs.

    • @bacicinvatteneaca
      @bacicinvatteneaca 3 роки тому

      Yeah I mean don't saxophones have comparably intricate keywork? And yet they cost one fourth of an oboe of comparable register

    • @krane15
      @krane15 2 роки тому

      Capitalism at its finest.

    • @bmuseo
      @bmuseo Рік тому

      But you also have to consider that the saxophone is metal, while good oboes have many years of maturing to do before they can even cut them. Also, you have to consider demand. There are way more saxophones both in production and in the market because it is a more commonly played instrument as well as way more forgiving in small manufacturing errors. If they mess up a sax, they can melt it down and start over, though I suspect most of it is machined so probably unlikely. If an oboe warps or cracks, or they drilled a hole wrong, they have to start over with a whole new blank. Howarth only makes about 800 per year, of which only 200 are professional. When you take into account how few manufacturers there are, how long it takes to make, the rarity of the wood, the hours/days of fine tuning, then it is unsurprising that the cost is so high. Unfortunate, but that is the cost of playing the oboe. If you want a cheaper instrument, choose something else. One guitar maker can make 20,000 in a week, while it is estimated that that is how many oboes are made in a year worldwide.

  • @isabellagracee7
    @isabellagracee7 3 роки тому

    Sooo im in 8th grade and my band director thought it was a good idea to give me a rhapsody in blue solo sooooooooooooooooooo Edit: i play clarinet tho

  • @christoguichard4311
    @christoguichard4311 3 роки тому

    My Oboe cost me 30 bucks and Ive played it for 20 years without fault.

  • @Xingqiwu387
    @Xingqiwu387 4 роки тому

    Excellent overview. I always found it interesting that Americans usually prefer the Loree oboes, but all over Europe and much of Asia we tend to prefer the Marigaux. Thank you for this very interesting video.

    • @rodneymills6477
      @rodneymills6477 2 роки тому

      Howarth is becoming more popular than Loree in many places. Rigoutat has been more popular in Europe than Loree for a while. Yamaha is actually becoming quite popular. Loree is going out of style; as they should. They're oboes are too mass produced. I wouldn't want a new Loree.

  • @Xingqiwu387
    @Xingqiwu387 4 роки тому

    This is an excellent instructional video. It does work better for the American scrape than for the European short scrape reeds.

  • @eilois
    @eilois 4 роки тому

    I come here from genius oboist who have an idea to input starwars theme into orchestra practice

  • @minka866
    @minka866 5 років тому

    I see all of the instruments made in abs and plastic either, but oboe and basson never.

    • @lovermuzak
      @lovermuzak 3 роки тому

      That is weird because oboes and bassoons do come in the same

    • @krane15
      @krane15 2 роки тому

      They can be made out of any material: ABS (a form of plastic), hard rubber, or any variety of hardwood. (Yes, I know its old)

  • @deerfish3000
    @deerfish3000 5 років тому

    When I first started, I played on an old plastic Buecher. Then I borrowed my college's F. Loreé AK... WOW! It was like going from grape juice to a vintage red wine from France. Played like a dream and my tone improved 100 times over.

  • @l.a.210
    @l.a.210 5 років тому

    Excellent video - super helpful 😃👍

  • @Ethic007
    @Ethic007 6 років тому

    Thanks for this video. After playing the oboe on and off for 31 years (mostly off), I'm considering picking it up again and learning to make my own reeds. I'm seeing, through this video and other places, a real need to understand the reed well enough to make one and certainly adjust one.