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Craxton, J. – Richardson, A.: Second Book of Oboe Solos (complete)
sheet music
Setting: Oboe and Piano
Length: 72 pages
Publisher: Faber Music
Item number: 0571503284
ISMN: 9780571503285
Following on directly from the First Book of Oboe Solos both technically and musically, this second collection of solos introduces players of an intermediate ability to an unusually wide range of music. All 28 pieces have been chosen to encourage attention to the technical aspects of oboe-playing, written in a thoughtful way that allows players time to consider breathing and tone quality as well as basic sound production. Short footnotes are provided for each piece and it is hoped that these will prove useful.
Contents | ||
|---|---|---|
| 3. | Richardson: A Dance-Fragment | |
| 5. | A Fourpenny Fable | |
| 6. | Sea Sharp | |
| 7. | Song From The Hillside | |
| 8. | Adventure In Staccato | |
| 9. | Down In The Valley | |
| 10. | A Melody For David | |
| 11. | The Kisscadee Bird | |
| 12. | Schumann: First Loss | |
| 13. | Purcell: Rondeau | |
| 14. | Air No. 5 | |
| 15. | Arietta | |
| 16. | Mozart: La Ci Darem La Mano | |
| 17. | Theme And Variations | |
| 18. | Handel: Aria | |
| 19. | Telemann: Affettuoso | |
| 20. | Allegro | |
| 21. | Friendship | |
| 22. | Anon: Miss Baker’s Hornpipe | |
| 23. | Lovely Nymph | |
| 24. | Traditional: L’Amour De Moi | |
| 25. | JS Bach: Gerecher Gott | |
| 26. | Haydn: Trio | |
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