Tim, I thought you might enjoy this! 🙂
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I especially liked the kitty :).
So does the true double-reed aficionado carry around oboe d’amore and English horn in holsters? With oboe and piccolo oboes in sheaths? And both a bass oboe and a Heckelphone strapped to their body? With bassoon and contra strapped to their back? And then they spend all their time making reeds…
If only there was an artist somewhere who could draw Doublereed Guy (or Gal, whichever), I would like to see it. Maybe with a nice cape? No? Might snag a reed, good point.
(Didn’t know where to put the Oboe da caccia.)