Hi All-
Three quick, shameless, plugs for a beautiful Sunday.
First, a fun oboe (and more) blog to check out:
Oboeinsight (http://oboeinsight.com)
Second, an artist/ensemble that is new to me, thanks to reading/linking in the Oboeinsight blog:
I've been listening to a lot of recordings by the countertenor Philippe Jaroussky this week. What a lovely, velvety and soulful voice! My favorite so far is Ohimè Ch'io Cado. View the following link to enjoy a "Monteverdi-meets-jazz" experience. It once again illustrates how similar Baroque and jazz styles can be.
I've been listening to a lot of recordings by the countertenor Philippe Jaroussky this week. What a lovely, velvety and soulful voice! My favorite so far is Ohimè Ch'io Cado. View the following link to enjoy a "Monteverdi-meets-jazz" experience. It once again illustrates how similar Baroque and jazz styles can be.
Third is strictly for the oboists reading the blog. I just received some Medir cane from Midwest Musical Imports. While I haven't made many reeds with it yet, it seems pretty good. Thought it'd be helpful to share a lead on good cane. (Thanks, Steven Maijala!)
And I'm always open to hearing about where you find good cane too!..... :)
Ok, I know the title mentions three plugs, but I couldn't help myself to a fourth!
A shout out to Jacqueline and Chris Wilson on an absolutely fantastic performance today live on the Wisconsin Public Radio broadcast, Live From the Chazen. Bravo!! So happy for my wonderful colleagues!
WilsonDuo
That's all for now. Enjoy your day!
Oboe and out.
The Oboist.
And I'm always open to hearing about where you find good cane too!..... :)
Ok, I know the title mentions three plugs, but I couldn't help myself to a fourth!
A shout out to Jacqueline and Chris Wilson on an absolutely fantastic performance today live on the Wisconsin Public Radio broadcast, Live From the Chazen. Bravo!! So happy for my wonderful colleagues!
WilsonDuo
That's all for now. Enjoy your day!
Oboe and out.
The Oboist.
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