E-Oboe Lesson Part Two: Posture and Hand Position

[@Fabioccbpr]

Bravo Michele your videos are great keep posting because I am also studying oboe in Brazil, and its vines are a great help thank you very much for sharing your knowledge

[@micheleoboe]

I recommend Martin Schuring's Fingering Chart, which is available online. It is very clear and easy to read for learning fingerings. I also recommend the Gekeler Method for Oboe.

[@CptShelby]

Thanks, that was very interesting. Where did you come across the Alexander Technique? Did you study it as a teacher or took some lessons?

[@micheleoboe]

It is a Howarth XL in cocobolo wood. It's wonderful!

[@annayyc3381]

What do u mean by the "release" at the top and bottom of the spine?

[@micheleoboe]

Yes, it's actually in cocobolo wood, a reddish brown. Thanks for watching!

[@micheleoboe]

@CptShelby I have studied Alexander Technique off and on for about 15 years with several teachers. If you go the Alexander Technique International website you can find teachers in your area. I highly recommend it.

[@micheleoboe]

Thanks!

[@tinamtani]

Very helpful! But the lighting makes your oboe look brown instead of black, unless of course is it brown. Then that would be cool. :D

[@eduardomares4063]

i just started to play the oboe but my sound sounds high what am i doing wrong

[@micheleoboe]

@Fabioccbpr Thank you very much!

[@dracoaldevaran4052]

Thank you baby for this video gracias nena por este video