Anyone ever heard of Felix Draeseke? I couldn’t find many videos that showed musicians playing his music, but here are a couple.
Quintet for piano, violin, viola, cello and horn in B-flat op 48: Finale
Coburger Draeseke Ensemble:
Diana Zohrabyan, Violine
Zhuo Lu, Viola
Michael Gareis, Violoncello
Klaus Rohleder, Horn
Christian Reissinger, Klavier
Little Suite for English Horn and Piano, Op. 87: 1. Menuett and Trio
Bernhard Forster, Englisch Horn
Antonio Grimaldi, Klavier
I want to learn to play oboe! Or clarinet 🙁
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i hate playing flute part, clearly i’m an oboe and bringing half the notes down an octave is to much thinking. #oboeproblems
Lin, who studied graphic arts and now works for a printing company, has been fascinated with classical music since junior high school, but he never had the opportunity to get formal music training and satisfy his desire to play an instrument at a high level.
He taught himself to play the recorder and the flute, but that was not enough. His passion for music was only satisfied 10 years ago while he served in the military.
That was when Lin, 33, found discarded wood in his barracks and used it during his free time to carve his first mini piano sculpture. That was just the beginning.
As Lin dove into the world of mini instruments, he was surprised to find himself immersed in an immense universe, never suspecting the staggering variety of instruments that have existed since ancient times.
RTWT and look at the miniature violin … very cool! Still, I think he should make reeds. Yes?
