Winfield Gold Oboe Staple

The Winfield Gold NW-01 Oboe Staple is a new and exciting revolution in staples. Because there is so little in contact with the oboe apart from the two rubber bands, the staple is free to vibrate without the usual dampening effect of cork, therefore it makes for a truly free, vibrant sound. Even your heaviest reeds will have a wonderful 'bloom' to their sound. The new Winfield Gold staple is tooled on high tech computer controlled machinery that ensures each one is identical to the last.

Oboe Staples - Reeds 'n Stuff

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Rieger Tip Cutter for Oboe, Oboe d'amore & Cor Anglais Reeds

Top Part of Adjustable Oboe Staple Set — Crook and Staple

Understanding the Oboe Reed by Graham Salter — Crook and Staple

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A very handy tool for musicians needing to quickly draw those 5 little lines! The Noligraph consists of 5 lines of ink put together to ensure beautifully even spaced lines, perfect for writing out scales in practise diaries or re-writing parts! The Noligraph is very light weighing only 20g and is 10.5cm in length meaning it will easily fit in your instrument or pencil case! Only one Noligraph pen included.

Noligraph Staff Line Pen

CH Brown Padauk Wooden Oboe Reed Case (3 Reeds)

These adjustable oboe staples are made by Chiarugi. The pack includes five (5) staple tops, and four (4) bottoms of different lengths. The different

Chiarugi adjustable oboe staples

An Interview with Guido Ghetti and his oboe staples

Mel Bay's fingering and scale chart for oboe is an indispensable reference guide for oboists as well as educators. The fingering diagrams are clear and easily understandable, with clear photographs of the keys of the oboe. The scales can be used together with those of other instruments in the series.

Oboe Fingering and Scale Chart

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