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Description: | The thumb-plate system, which gives the left-hand thumb main control of the action, was invented by Triébert in 1849. It is still favoured today by the majority of oboe players in Britain.
Oboe, violetwood, medium born appearance (bell darker), silver plated keys, metal lined joints. Full Conservatoire model. Automatic octaves. To low B flat. Sounding length (length overall) is 58.7 cm. Stamped: F. Lorée Paris (Star mark). Numbered M69 on all joints.
caption: General view of object no. 14.5.47/22. | Publisher: | http://www.horniman.ac.uk/ | Rights holder: | Horniman Museum and Gardens | Subjects: | oboes cork 422.112 (Single) reedpipes with double (or quadruple) reeds with conical bore wood metal silver leather | Source: | Horniman Museum | Identifier: | oai:oai.horniman.ac.uk:object-12629 | Go to resource |
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