Hardest piece composed for the oboe
03:12 on Wednesday, December 8, 2004
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(JASPER)
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Does anyone know some of the hardest pieces or some of the most complex oboe pieces composed
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Re: Hardest piece composed for the oboe
06:27 on Wednesday, December 8, 2004
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(Johannes)
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u are funny!
for one the fingering may be the problem of some pieces, for some the speed of the tongue u need, for some others the intonation....
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Re: Hardest piece composed for the oboe
12:22 on Wednesday, December 8, 2004
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(smith)
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The answer is VERY simple
Look at the audition requirments in Europe
Mozart Oboe concerto
Strauss Oboe concerto
Bach G-moll Oboe Sonata
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Re: Hardest piece composed for the oboe
11:34 on Thursday, December 9, 2004
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(Johannes)
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but this doesn`t mean this are the hardest pieces!!!!
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Re: Hardest piece composed for the oboe
14:00 on Thursday, December 9, 2004
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(smith)
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They are , trust me
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Re: Hardest piece composed for the oboe
02:10 on Saturday, December 11, 2004
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(Chris)
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I would say any piece by Antonio Pasculli, particularly "Le Api" (The Bee) is the most difficult. There are approx. 3, 045 notes in the piece, and the entire piece is composed of 32nd notes. The metronome marking is 126. It also requires the performer to circular breathe.
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Re: Hardest piece composed for the oboe
10:49 on Saturday, December 18, 2004
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(guest)
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I wonder what you mean by hard? Technically? Well then most of the Romantic oboe repertoire; Pasculli, Laillet, Daelli, are tremndously difficult from a technical point. However they are not great pieces of music and to say they are would indicate a severe lack in musical judgement! If you want difficult look at the Schumann Three Romances, Bach g minor 1030b sonata, Dorati Duo Concertante. Pieces that are difficult are the ones that test both the musical and technical limitations of a performer.
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