Franz Wilhelm Ferling
48 Studies For Oboe
Franz Wilhelm Ferling
48 Studies For Oboe
- Formación Oboe y piano
- Edición Partituras y CD
- Compositor Franz Wilhelm Ferling
- Editorial Carl Fischer
- Nº de pedido CF-WF56
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Descripción:
The 48 Studies For Oboe Op.31 by Franz Wilhelm Ferling are presented here in a new edition that has been meticulously edited by Nancy Clauter, Professor of Oboe at the University of Kentucky. Ms. Clauter's edition, as indicated in her detailed prefatory notes on fingerings, takes into account modernisations and upgrades made to the mechanism of the Oboe.
This edition also features Piano accompaniments composed by pianist John Walker. The two audio CDs included with this book contain recordings of these accompaniments performed by Mr. Walker. The recordings may be used during practice to make the etudes more enjoyable. As an added bonus, the music for these accompaniments has been included on the CD as a printable PDF file, so that you can use these studies with a pianist in juries or recitals, thereby making this edition even more valuable.
This edition also features Piano accompaniments composed by pianist John Walker. The two audio CDs included with this book contain recordings of these accompaniments performed by Mr. Walker. The recordings may be used during practice to make the etudes more enjoyable. As an added bonus, the music for these accompaniments has been included on the CD as a printable PDF file, so that you can use these studies with a pianist in juries or recitals, thereby making this edition even more valuable.
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