0 a tube-shaped musical instrument, played by blowing through a double reed at the top
1 a tube-shaped musical instrument that is played by blowing through two reeds (= thin pieces of wood), or this type of instrument generally; a woodwind
The oboe, on the other hand, offers very little for the eye, though some players attempt to compensate for this with grand gestures.
In some sonatas the texture is varied by woodwind doublings of strings with flute or oboe, alternating with solo passages for different groups.
The places where the oboes become visually prominent are ones that require music in real wedding festivities: processionals, recessionals and dances of communal celebration.
The oboe is heard first, then the cry and finally the transformation.
Oboe key-clicks are used to portray rippling water which is heard almost the whole way through.
Just as a character's costume could instandy identify him as, say, a shepherd, so the sound of an oboe could immediately evoke his rustic world.
The image here of the breath in blowing the oboe is more passive than the image of breathing in.
In the second quintet, the last page-turns for oboe and bassoon require a third hand.
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