@ThaSchwab -- Probably Olivier Stankiewicz....but could also be Juliana Koch.....Both British subjects.....and not at all as American as Apple Pie.....Cheers from Acapulco!
@@whatadamnusername I know it's common for musicians, but I am always impressed by the fact that you can tell different people by just the way they play an instrument
@@JWentu American oboists sound very different from European oboists (and non-Europeans who play in that style). They generally have a light, bright sound, which I could even call flexible. Europeans, however, are powerful, use lots of vibrato, and have fuller tones in the very high and very low registers. It’s all a matter of taste, and I personally prefer American oboists. The commenter above mentioned those specific names because they play in the London Symphony.
This is really beautiful
tears of themis brought me here, ngl no regrets
13:14 was my favorite part ;)
Same
The oboist in this performance sounds distinctly American...is this really the London Symphony?
@ThaSchwab -- Probably Olivier Stankiewicz....but could also be Juliana Koch.....Both British subjects.....and not at all as American as Apple Pie.....Cheers from Acapulco!
@@steveegallo3384 No, this recording is from before either of them were in the orchestra. Also the oboist sounds nothing like them.
@@whatadamnusername I know it's common for musicians, but I am always impressed by the fact that you can tell different people by just the way they play an instrument
@@JWentu American oboists sound very different from European oboists (and non-Europeans who play in that style). They generally have a light, bright sound, which I could even call flexible. Europeans, however, are powerful, use lots of vibrato, and have fuller tones in the very high and very low registers. It’s all a matter of taste, and I personally prefer American oboists. The commenter above mentioned those specific names because they play in the London Symphony.
A Serenade without violins?
A refreshing violence free Serenade. Brahms knew orchestral sound is more, than just violins.
Poor violas have too take the place of the first violins 🤣