oboist

Hand carving your own reeds appears to be a rite of passage as an oboist (my wife plays).

Our oboist team member, who hand-carves her own reeds, assembles and finishes each map by hand.

My flute teacher was a phenomenal flute player and yet thought of herself as an oboist.

Finally, an oboist who found their burden to be useful in life outside music!

For one thing, she played flute: everyone tunes to the oboe, so if the oboist is a few cents sharp everyone's a few cents sharp and she spends the evening wincing while playing.

I'm not a pianist and I'm not a professional, but I'm an amateur oboist (20 years in student/amateur orchestras).

That's an $11,000 woodwind instrument right there, and worth every cent if you are, or aspire to be, a professional oboist.

William Bennett, lead oboist of the San Francisco Symphony, died on stage and literally passed his instrument to another on his way down to the ground.

Symphony's principal oboist) passed away during a performance.

I know an oboist who plays very well in orchestra despite only being able to see two or three bars of sheet music at a time.

I was a classically trained Oboist as a child and I had some excellent teachers, but they only taught me to play and sight read pieces with technical perfection.

(Former oboist) You can absolutely adjust the tuning of a note with embouchure, and in a group context will do so all the time to make chords tune better.

All these tweets were posted by @LizaGoitein (who self-describes as "Co-director of the Liberty and National Security Program at the Brennan Center for Justice, erstwhile oboist, mom of seriously cute twins.

There was a special major that most of the football and mens basketball players chose, one of the departments of "studies." There's no university where the oboist in the orchestra has to be given a fake education.