Melodious Etudes For Oboe
Selected from The Vocalises of Marco Bordogni
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Selected from The Vocalises of Marco Bordogni. Composed by Giovanni Marco Bordogni. Edited by Larry Clark and Sean O'Loughlin. Arranged by Sean O'Loughlin Larry Clark. SWS. Softcover. With Standard notation. 80 pages. Carl Fischer Music #WF49. Published by Carl Fischer Music (CF.WF49).ISBN 9780825859861. UPC: 798408059866. 9 X 12 inches.
The Melodious Etudes for Oboe are based on the vocalises ofMarco Bordogni. These vocalises are considered to be some of themost musically appealing in the vocal repertoire. Brass players arealready familiar with these etudes through their use as a staple inthe study repertoire of the trombone. It is often referred to as the“Rochut book.” This compilation of fifty-four etudes is taken fromthe best of the Bordogni vocalises. It has been carefully selected tofit the idiosyncrasies of the oboe and is presented in a pedagogicalsequence from easiest keys and rhythms to the more difficult.This collection is certain to become standard teaching material toimprove the musicianship of oboe players the world over.
The Melodious Etudes for Oboe are based on the vocalises of MarcoBordogni. These vocalises are considered to be among the most musicallyappealing studies in the vocal repertoire. They have been carefully transcribedand arranged to be suitable for use in the study of the oboe.Playing lyrical music is a means by which instrumentalists improve theirmusicianship. In these etudes, the student can work on phrasing, tonequality and musical line. Sonority and richness of tone are key elementsin mastering these etudes. This collection combines fifty-four of the mostpopular Bordogni vocalises and continuously works on these importantmusical skills. The etudes also contain a wealth of material to build technicalfacility in a wide variety of keys.This edition presents the material in a pedagogical sequence that progressesfrom the easiest keys and rhythms to the more difficult.It is hoped that these etudes, as transcribed for oboe, will help to improvethe expressive playing of oboe players everywhere.