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Translate files Oboe
/ˈoʊ.boʊ/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A woodwind musical instrument with a double reed, known for its distinct and penetrating sound.
The oboe often plays the melody in orchestral pieces.
A type of instrument that is part of the woodwind family, typically used in classical music.
She decided to learn the oboe after hearing a beautiful solo performance.
The player of an oboe.
The oboe is known for its warm timbre, and the oboist performed with great skill.
Etymology
From French 'hautbois', meaning 'high wood'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
oboe concerto:
A musical composition for solo oboe and orchestra.
oboe section:
The group of oboe players in an orchestra.