And now for some beautiful music. Bernice Lee plays an arrangement by Fergus Davidson of a movement of Tombeau de Couperin. Wonderful!
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Lovely!
Pietro Mascagni / Intermezzo from “Cavalleria Rusticana”
Arranged for Oboe and English horn
Just WOW …
Scot Hostetler on all instruments
Quarantine video #3
June 2020
Brahms Chorale Prelude #5 “Schmücke dich, o liebe Seele” op 122
Originally for organ, I play this on the oboe d’amore, English horn, and bassoon. I love this piece especially for the gorgeous last bar.
Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy – Tchaikovsky – Dan Waldron oboe, oboe d’amore, cor Anglais
Beethoven: Variations on Don Giovanni (excerpt)
OFF des musiciens de l’Orchestre de Paris
Oboes: Alexandre Gattet, Benoît Leclerc
English Horn: Rémi Grouiller
This is lovely!
Judith Shatin: Love Song
Aaron Hill, Oboe; Laura Smith, English horn (They happen to be married which makes this even more special, don’t you think?!)
Just because I sometimes like to hear a ton of double reeds playing … call me crazy. I won’t care.
Concerto op.3 nº 9 de A.Vivaldi – Ensemble Palhetas Duplas
The University of Redlands School of Music will host the 42nd Annual Conference of the International Double Reed Society (IDRS) on June 25-29, 2013. Featuring more than 130 events, six Gala concerts, the Gillet-Fox Solo Competition for Oboe, as well as the Young Artist Competition for Bassoon, the IDRS Conference is the most prestigious event of its kind. Organized by University of Redlands faculty Dr. Carolyn Beck, Artist Teacher of Bassoon and Francisco Castillo, Artist Teacher of Oboe, the conference is expected to attract more than 1,000 oboe and bassoon players from all over the globe.
Read more here.
I’ve never attended this before and I am happy to say I’ll be going this year for a couple of days! I’ll be there Wednesday and Thursday, and possibly a bit on Friday if I think I need to see and/or hear more.
… have too many double reeds!
Music for the Royal Fireworks
Merry Widow
(Many thanks to Delmar Williams for bringing this to my attention via Facebook.)
Just something about this movement that really does make me smile. (The whole work is just a whole lot of fun!)
Beethoven Trio, third movement
Pelle Gravers Nielsen, 1st Oboe; Sven Buller, 2nd Oboe; Rixon Thomas, English Horn
