French oboist, Louis Bleuzet (1874-1941) studied at the Paris Conservatoire where he won first prize for oboe. Being a virtuoso of the instrument himself, his The Technique of the Oboe is very well-informed. Bleuzet's career sawhim become soloist at the Paris Opera as well as a professor of the oboe at the Paris Conservatoire. Published in 1937, The Technique of the Oboe was compiled by the composer toward the end of his life. The third volume givesfocus to arpeggios and staccato, within a variety of rhythms, time signatures, intervals and other aspects. With detailed instruction in English, French and German, this Bleuzet study book is highly versatile and essential to theprogression of all oboist's technique.