Keresés
Oboe
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oboa, vénic
a woodwind double-reed instrument with a long tubular body and holes and keys on top
What is an "oboe"?
An oboe is a wooden, double-reed wind instrument with a slender, cylindrical shape and a flared bell. It produces sound by blowing air through a pair of reeds that vibrate together. The oboe has a series of keys and holes along its body that the player covers to change the pitch. Known for its distinct, penetrating sound and expressive tone, the oboe is a key instrument in orchestras and chamber music, providing both melodic lines and rich harmonic support. Its unique sound and versatility make it a prominent choice in classical and contemporary music.
oboe
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oboist
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oboist
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Példa
The woodwind section of the orchestra includes instruments like the flute, clarinet, and oboe.
The oboe and bassoon, both woodwind instruments, create a rich and expressive blend in the orchestra's ensemble.
