DEVIENNE THREE SONATAS FOR OBOE AND PIANO, OPUS 71 Quintet At 96 pages

At 96 pages

this unaccompanied piece explores a wide emotional and technical range

somewhat inexplicably

each reed is hand crafted beginning with a Ferrillo or Ross gouge

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DEVIENNE THREE SONATAS FOR OBOE AND PIANO, OPUS 71 Quintet At 96 pagesElegant, expressive, and full of Classical French charm, the Sonata for Oboe and Piano, Op. 71 is a cornerstone of the oboe repertoire. Written by Franois Devienne (17591803), one of the most important wind composers of the French Classical era, these sonatas beautifully reflect the refined balance and clarity of the period. Published in Paris around 1788 by Henry Lemoine Publishers during the turbulent years of the French Revolution, the Op. 71