I'm playing this piece as my solo in February and I can sorta get through it, but I'm going to have to memorize it if I want to make state. I'm playing the 1st and 2nd movement - Introduzione and Allegro.
If you guys have any tips or pointers or anything, tell me?
I don't have much problems .... i don't think.
Oh! Wait! Now that I think about it, on the first movement, there's a part where you play High C to D and back to C.
I don't know the fingerings ... so far, I've been using the trill fingering slowly and that doesn't sound good at all.
I played the Cimarosa for about three auditions this year ! Aha, I know this piece very well. There's a vid of me playing the 2nd movement on my profile if you wanna see how that's supposed to sound.
Im playing a piece that goes from high C to D, too. I was playing the regular fingerings (and its quite hard...) so Ive just been using the trill key and it sounds better, you just have to watch to make sure you don't start playing sharp (which is also a pain but I have a solo contest coming up and I need it to sound decent )Ill ask my oboe teacher tomorrow
I played Mozart's oboe quartet for an audition and had to go quickly from a high d to high c. I just used the regular fingerings where I could, but I also used the trill key a few times. I would say to maybe try practicing going from c to d slowly, and then increase the speed. If you needed to, try figuring out how to make it sound good with the trill key.
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)Ill ask my oboe teacher tomorrow 