Is the oboe d'amore higher or lower in pitch than the orchestral oboe?
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Oboe d'amore
Is the oboe d'amore higher or lower in pitch than the orchestral oboe?
Oboe d'amore Oboe Cor anglais Bass oboe Double reed Heckelphone Clarinet List of transposing instruments Wiener oboe Bassoon
The <b>oboe d&#39;amore less</b> commonly hautbois d&#39;amour, is a double reed woodwind 
musical instrument in the <b>oboe</b> family. Slightly larger <b>than</b> the <b>oboe</b>, it has a <b>less</b> 
assertive and a <b>more</b> tranquil and ... In his <b>orchestration</b> of Mussorgsky&#39;s Pictures 
at an Exhibition, Vladimir Ashkenazy uses the <b>oboe d&#39;amore</b> to highlight the&nbsp;... The <b>oboe</b> is a type of double reed woodwind instrument. <b>Oboes</b> are usually made 
of wood, but ... Today, the <b>oboe</b> is commonly used as <b>orchestral</b> or solo 
instrument in ... The <b>pitch</b> of the <b>oboe</b> is affected by the way in which the reed is 
made. ... Plastic <b>oboe</b> reeds are rarely used, and are <b>less</b> readily available <b>than</b> 
plastic&nbsp;... The cor anglais or English horn in North America, is a double-reed woodwind 
instrument in the <b>oboe</b> family. It is approximately one and a half times the length 
of an <b>oboe</b>. The cor anglais is a transposing instrument pitched in F, a perfect fifth 
<b>lower than</b> the <b>oboe</b> (a C instrument). ... a <b>greater</b> distance <b>than</b> the <b>oboe&#39;s</b>; 
although darker in tone and <b>lower in pitch</b>&nbsp;... The bass <b>oboe</b> or baritone <b>oboe</b> is a double reed instrument in the woodwind 
family. It is about twice the size of a regular (soprano) <b>oboe</b> and sounds an 
octave <b>lower</b>; it has a deep, full tone somewhat akin to that of its <b>higher</b>-pitched 
cousin, the English horn. ... The bass <b>oboe</b> is notated in the treble clef, sounding 
one octave <b>lower than</b>&nbsp;... A double reed is a type of reed used to produce sound in various wind 
instruments. The term ... The staple is <b>then</b> inserted into the farrow at the <b>upper</b> 
end of the <b>oboe</b>. ... broadly affects <b>pitch</b>, is much <b>less</b> consistent globally, as 
different <b>orchestras</b> ... <b>Oboe d&#39;amore</b> &middot; Cor anglais (English horn) &middot; <b>Oboe</b> da 
caccia &middot; Bass <b>oboe</b>. It is played with a large double reed that <b>more</b> closely resembles a bassoon&#39;s 
<b>than</b> an <b>oboe&#39;s</b> reed. <b>Smaller</b> piccolo- and terz-heckelphones were developed,&nbsp;... The clarinet is a family of woodwind instruments. It has a single-reed mouthpiece, 
a straight, ... An <b>orchestral</b> clarinetist must own both a clarinet in A and B♭ since 
the ... note of the B♭ clarinet is a semitone <b>higher than</b> the highest note of the 
<b>oboe</b>. ... <b>More than</b> a &#39;neutral&#39; amount of air escapes from the instrument, which&nbsp;... List of transposition ):. Instrument family, Instrument name, A written C4 produces: 
Comment. Accordion, A♭ Piccolo Accordion, A♭5, Used with the University of 
Chicago Carillon. Alto Accordion, C5, Being built by Yamaha. D♭ Piano 
Accordion, D♭4, An Accordion that transposes up a half step from concert <b>pitch</b>. 
... <b>oboe</b>, <b>Oboe d&#39;amore</b>, A3, Mezzo Soprano <b>Oboe</b>. <b>Oboe</b> &middot; <b>Oboe d&#39;amore</b> &middot; Cor anglais (English horn) &middot; <b>Oboe</b> da caccia &middot; Baroque 
<b>oboe</b> &middot; Bass <b>oboe</b> &middot; Heckelphone &middot; Contrabass <b>oboe</b>. The Akademiemodel 
Wiener <b>Oboe</b>, commonly referred to as the Wiener <b>Oboe</b> or Viennese ... In <b>more</b> 
recent years, as interest and use of the Wiener <b>Oboe</b> has slowly increased, 
<b>oboes</b> are now&nbsp;... The bassoon is a woodwind instrument in the double reed family that plays music 
written in the ... Most <b>orchestral</b> and concert band parts rarely go <b>higher than</b> C5 
or D5; even Stravinsky&#39;s famously difficult ... The bore of the bassoon is conical, 
like that of the <b>oboe</b> and the saxophone, and the two adjoining bores of the boot&nbsp;...
lower
Oboe