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That quality, perhaps, comes from their being the work of an oboist.

In several other movements, the oboist also made a mark.

"The best oboist in the state is always going to win an extra 50 points, as will a 250-pound tackle."

He was also for many years a professional oboist.

A person that plays the oboe is called an oboist.

After his studies at the Latin school there, he became oboist in the municipal band.

His mother is a singer and his father an oboist.

Given the pressure, it is remarkable that many principal oboists stay around for several decades.

But teaching an old oboist new tricks, especially after he has invested years in professional studies, is not so easy.

Possibly, according to her father, "But she's also a promising oboist."

For the slow movement, the second oboist switches to flute.

He became famous for a unique pleasing sound no other oboist could match.

For oboists and woodwind specialists, this is, of course, a must.

And indeed, such mastery is a prime component of the American style among oboists.

Two injections did the trick; the oboist played again in the orchestra.

So, to hear orchestral oboists tell it, does being embattled.

He also was a guest conductor and oboist for other European orchestras.

He graduated with honors and became an oboist in the Austrian army band.

He joined the royal chapel in 1711 as violinist and oboist.

He has been principal oboist with Opera Orchestra since 1987.

Thus the joke making the rounds at the camp: How many oboists does it take to change a light bulb?

Oboists should listen to singers and other instrumentalists as well."

The principal oboist is often seen as "the second concertmaster of the orchestra," he said.

Joseph Robinson was the busy oboist in both pieces.

"The oboists in Vienna are trying now to hold at A-445.