Baroque Oboe d'amore after Eichentopf a415 by Millyard Tension_Medium a hard and dense wood

a hard and dense wood which gives a strong and clearly defined tone with powerful projection

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powerful and highly expressive sound

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Baroque Oboe d'amore after Eichentopf a415 by Millyard Tension_Medium a hard and dense woodA baroque oboe d'amore after Eichentopf at a=415 (baroque pitch) by English maker Tony Millyard, available in unstained or stained boxwood. This oboe damore is after the Eichentopf model in the museum in Venice. The oboe damore is in the key of A, sounding a minor third below the normal C oboe. Although used mainly for playing Bach cantatas and his sacred pieces they were also used by other composers of the early 18th Century. It is made of boxwood*