Review and unbox Fossati MB and Tiery E30

[@bpowell875]

I have the E30, it's worked great for me for about 4 years now.

[@WorldofIntenseArtie]

My only issue with the Tiery was the tightness I felt in the sound. It's also missing the A-flat B-flat trill kill. I tried a couple of different styles of reeds but couldn't get the sound to ever blossom. However, with that said, it's an oboe that has a lot of features!

[@woodwindsarelife]

I like the MB much better, between the two. The sound is much nicer, more resonant.

[@OboeFiles]

mrsjeppesen I agree thanks for the comment 😀

[@jasontravis6677]

Me too!

[@Nara1Family2Rulez3]

Telemann Fantasia 2 in A minor right? Awesome! Flautist here (and going to music school for bassoon). Lovely review of both instruments. My interest in oboes has grown quite a lot. The MB model seems very promising.

[@OboeFiles]

Awesome! Are you going to pick up oboe too ?

[@Nara1Family2Rulez3]

@@OboeFiles In the future, yeah, I guess so!

[@corbeaunoir8319]

I love the MB. My fav at TMEA a few years ago. I did some study in Italy though and my reeds are a bit Europeanized.

[@OboeFiles]

Wonderful!

[@heathervisser6533]

Yes! I live in South Africa, it is so difficult to find (make) high quality oboe reeds!

[@OboeFiles]

So true, happy scraping!

[@rodneymills6477]

I've never used that Gillet key in 20 years. I didn't even know what it was for, and when I did, I decided I'd rather slide.

[@mikehopkins1055]

I have both the MB and Tiery. Fantastic Instruments.

[@OboeFiles]

Mike Hopkins oh wow that’s great! Are Fosati Oboes popular in your part of ur world? Because I had only seen a few when I decided to make the video

[@mikehopkins1055]

@@OboeFiles Unfortunately not. I discovered the Tiery in 1992 as I preferred it to the Howarth. I still have that Oboe, I decided to buy the MB in in 2012 direct from Fossati in Paris. It's a shame that Oboists in the UK seem to prefer Howarths. I prefer the Fossati as the tone is much better.

[@mikehopkins1055]

My MB is the Thumbplate version as that is what I'm used to. (so is the Tiery)

[@OboeFiles]

Mike Hopkins interesting most players in the United States play Loreé though recently Howarths, marigaux and Fossati have had more of a following...I’m glad you found an oboe you like! What part of the UK do you play in?

[@mikehopkins1055]

@@OboeFiles Mostly Southern England (Dorset)

[@AnishProductions]

Can you pretty pleaseeee (😇) do a review of the Bulgheroni Musa versus Opera model. I’m really curious. I’ve been hearing good things about Bulgheroni. I know some American players who really resonate with them.

[@OboeFiles]

I tried them both at IDRS this summer both are good instruments :)

[@dill_peanuts_]

Do more vids like this!

[@OboeFiles]

Makoto Free what brand are you interested in?

[@markbernard4156]

@@OboeFiles loree, Marimux, and Yamaha

[@TheAries414]

can you please review the rosewood yinfete oboe im thinking on buying one

[@OboeFiles]

Ive never seen one actually, do you know where it is made?

[@Nara1Family2Rulez3]

Yinfente instruments (yes, of all sorts) are made in China. From their website I quote: “We are locate in Heng shui, He bei, China. Our master Mr Ma Work on musical instrument for over 40 years.”

[@markn3586]

I play on a Marigaux 901.

[@sr14225]

We all get used to the little discrepancies in our regular instruments and get to the point where we adjust automatically. It can be different for other oboes. The Fossati has a nice sound though.

[@OboeFiles]

Hi Sheryl! Congrats on winning a free lesson from my drawing to celebrate 1k subscribers. Please shoot me an email if you would like to schedule it :) you can find my contact info on OboeFiles.com

[@eduardocoisasdeumtaxista7137]

Que Maravilha

[@lapislazers2373]

if it isn't full conservatory, don't even bother buying it

[@oscarwattsoboe]

Are you fr!? Not all people use conservatoire oboes. Most People in Britain use thumbplate oboes.

[@zj8880]

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