Some of the most important compositions in the oboe literature. Includes some of the larger forms, carefully edited and exceptionally well-suited to recital as well as for study purposes. Some melodies written for other instruments are also transcribed for the oboe for the first time.
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Excellent investment!,
This review is from: Oboe Solos EFS #99 (Everybody's Favorite Series) (Paperback)
I recommend this book to every one of my students, from beginners to undergrads in college. The selection of pieces is extensive, and includes many standards in the oboe repertoire, including the Handel sonatas, the Schumann romances and the Mozart Oboe Quartet (entitled Sonata for Oboe and Piano in this book). The oboe parts are paired with piano scores; buying these pieces separately would cost a lot, so this is an incredible steal. There are also many pieces that are wedding-appropriate, for those oboists that are looking for a collection of pieces to play at such an event. A great resource and investment for all oboists!
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What a wonderful book!,
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This review is from: Oboe Solos EFS #99 (Everybody's Favorite Series) (Paperback)
This book is great! It's a wonderful combination of great artist songs. Anyone who has played the oboe for at least 3 years could pick up this book and love it in a second! I sure did.
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Disappointed with small print of solos,
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This review is from: Oboe Solos EFS #99 (Everybody's Favorite Series) (Paperback)
The book has good selections, but the solos are only shown above the piano accompaniment, and not supplied separately - which was confusing, because the Table of Contents indicates page numbers [4-112] for the "piano" (which refer to the accompaniments with the [small print] solo line above, and also page numbers [116-156] for the "instrument", which I expected to be the solo parts alone... but the book's page numbers stop with the "piano" pages...
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