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Their brass has a gorgeous sound!

This is great for anyone who never wants this movement to end!

Absolutely beautiful❤

I mean, such expressive playing. Beautiful, delicate musicianship. Look, I’m a critical monster, and I do think he could choose phrasing that fits the harmonic rhythm a little better. The pizz in the strings also need to have line, shape, and make sense. Still, this is one of the more tender and meaningful versions I’ve heard.

The oboe REALLY DOES have a LOVELY tone!!!!!!! Julie Gill, Glasgow, Scotland.

Why he is not using half hole fingering on D?

Perfect!

Shostakovich fucking badass!

thank you!

3:05 is the best. In fact it reminds me of the Oboe moment from Joseph Shwantner's "... And the Mountains Rising Nowhere."

Albercht mayer is best for me

I play in a experimental rock band We were invited to play for friend's birthday and Her Dad is an Orchestra conductor.. After playing we' shared a table with Him while drinking. And He asked me. What is my favorite wind instrument. I answered the Oboe. He asked me why. I said, if God's grace does have a sound, it might be the sound of the Oboe.. "You absolutely right on that"

A beautiful compilation. Rehearsed the first oboe part but actually performed the Cor Anglais part. Articulations most challenging. Thank you.

Wonderful oboe playing! Who is he?

Nice

Diana Doherty gets my vote

The rest is challenging to play but it is an honour to do so. This is the most melodic bit in the whole piece. A good portion of it is like lots of sound effects that set a mood. He really was a master of techniques on instruments and the way seemingly ugly or unusual sounds can great an overall melody. Everything from slides to use the wood of your bow to make tinny and eerie noises.

In my opinion, the WOMEN had the most beautiful tone and interpretations. Excellent!

bennet was not very strong have to say...

So many people here don’t know what the **** they are talking about. I like the comment on American oboists. Get out of here. Ralph Gomberg was regarded as one of the greatest oboists of that era including his brother Harold of the NY Phil. You’re also going to put down John Mack, Ray Still, John DeLancie and Alfred Genovese? Nuts

7番目の作品でオーボエを吹いている彼の名前は何ですか？

In love with Nos. 1, 4, 6, and 7!

That oboist who played Firebird is amazing, never heard an oboe played that expressively - anybody know who he is?

I think the last one is the most beautiful and expressive!! Lovely playing!! Who is that woman?

the key signature😩

I love Gatsby Welles 😭

4th is the best for forever especially 3rd movement 🥹

Stunning!!! Goosebumps, every time again!!!!

The opening to the second movement of the Barber violin concerto is IMHO much more beautiful! I really don't understand the public's obsession with this oboe solo. It definitely does not rank that high among my own personal favorites. But Diana Doherty plays it beautifully - that's for sure.

I remember auditioning against Daniel at all-state when I was in high school. Incredible musician and was always amazed on how good he was. Glad he made it pro

This is an excellent live performance. Sondergaard clearly highlights the repeating tragedy of our ignorance of violence nature.

Der WDR liegt meilenweit vorne!

Love

Quel pied😀!!!

Entrei em um sonho... Bravo!!!

I feel like this is telling me something. They’re all male oboists (I’m a female oboist)

If you mean M.T.T.the conductor he,s the best musician 🎶💝🎶

Anyone know what's the name of 7th piece from?

03:13 мой фаворит, определенно. У многих точки либо слишком острые, либо наоборот смазанные. Нужен баланс. Но самое важное нужно передать чувство этой мелодии. Это русская душа, ее широта, простота и даже наивность. И часто при игре этого соло мы можем видеть работу, тяжелую работу! 😅 А им надо насладиться, почувстовать запах поля вокруг, услышать пение птиц и дышать полной грудью! Всем коллегам привет из Санкт-Петербурга❤

Hansjörg Schellenberger

I wish there were some American oboists. Just a couple ya know

My favorite part ever...

Funny how it's easy to remember the violin cadenza at the beginnng of the piece but overlook this gorgeous oboe solo.

Does anyone have a link to the full-length final recording?

The 3 ladies. The best of this compilation.

What a Name of part 2?

How he do that…

What is the name of the 4th piece?

my orchestra is playing this piece and we have no english horn so I'm playing this solo on bassoon :)

A list with the song's names would be awesome!