Description

German Baroque Style Rosewood Oboe

The German Baroque style oboe, particularly when crafted from rosewood, is a remarkable instrument known for its rich, warm sound and historical significance. Originating from the Baroque period, which spans from the 17th to the early 18th century, this style of oboe is characterized by its distinct tonal qualities and aesthetic. Rosewood, valued for its density and grain, contributes to the oboe’s mellow timbre, making it a preferred choice for musicians seeking an instrument with a softer, more blended sound. This contrasts with the brighter, more penetrating sound of oboes made from grenadilla wood. The German Baroque oboe is tuned to A-415Hz, which is a half-step lower than the modern standard of A-440Hz, providing a pitch that is historically informed for period performance ensembles. The design of these oboes, with fewer keys and a bore that promotes a unique resonance, requires a specialized technique that is both challenging and rewarding for the player. Today, these instruments are cherished by enthusiasts of early music and are often used in performances that aim to recreate the soundscapes of the Baroque era with authenticity.

Copy German Baroque-style rosewood Oboe

This oboe is made of hard rosewood. and it inlaid the ebony wood at the belly, and the material is naturally dried. 

 Excellent playing conditions,

A-415HZ

The full length is about 57.8cm. 

Without the case