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Saxophones Adolphe Sax

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Flûtes by Thomas Lot

Silver flûtes by Louis Lot

Wooden flûtes by Louis Lot

Piccolos flûtes by Louis Lot

Flûtes by Clair Godfroy

Flûtes by Auguste Bonneville

Recorders XVIII em Century

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Other Silver Flutes 

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Raffaele Calace

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Fine French Oboes, Triebert, Buffet, Gautrot, Lorée, Cabart, Roth, Tabard, Tulou, Nonon, Cuvillier, Adler, Thomas Collier...

 

The modern oboe is developed by the Triebert family.

 

As on 18th century oboes, its bell has an incurved inner rim, and the third hole on the upper joint is double.

All ten keys are of silver, mounted on posts and axles; rings, wells, sockets, and a narrow thumbrest are of silver as well.

Springs are flat, of tempered steel, and are in general attached to the underside of the keys.

 

The keys have round cups, slightly domed, and the joints are lapped with thread.

 

Triébert Family Guillame 1779-1848), Charles-Louis, and Frédéric (1813-1878)  -

The family which developed and established the "modern oboe" in the 1860's.

 

Guillame's second son, Frédéric, developed the system which was declared the official oboe of the Paris Conservatory by Georges Gillet

and Francois Lorée.

The Triébert tradition is continued in the current F. Lorée Company in Paris

 

Henri Brod studied with the oboist Vogt and invented such tools as the cane shaper, gouging machine, and straight-bodied English horn.

The new musical instruments are on my new website https://www.instruments-anciens.com/nouveautes

Website available on all devices :smartphones, tablets... Both websites are still online

  

 

Italian Oboe 1799 Vincenzo Magazari à Bologna

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Eighteenth-Century

French Baroque Oboe circa 1700

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Baroque Oboe by Thomas Collier

(British, London active 1753-1791 )

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Triébert Oboe

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Oboe by Beaubeuf Paris

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Rare Triébert Oboe Boxwood Ivory 1830/40

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Oboe Boxwood Ivory 1830/40

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Oboe Ivory Palissandre Circa 1830/40

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Triebert Oboe

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Tenora Bb

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Oboe

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 Oboe Thibouville Noblet

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Oboe By Roth

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Triebert Oboe 

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 Oboe Tabard

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Oboe Noblet

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Oboe Triebert system Boehm

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Oboe Tulou No 282

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Oboe Nonon

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Oboe Tulou

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