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This solo for oboe and piano by Felix-Charles Berthelemy (1829-1868) was written in 1866 and is a fantasy on themes of Meyerbeer
ossia measures are printed in the bassoon part to show the cello measures where more significant differences exist
some of the gestures are likely to be found somewhere in his voluminous output
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An alternate third soprano saxophone part is included as a substitute for the sopranino saxophone if this instrument is not available
Paganini (Tuns): 24 Caprices, vol. 2, arr. for solo oboe Genre_Winds/ Strings/Piano This solo for oboe andCode: JP1104 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0628 6 Niccolo Paganini is perhaps best known for his 24 Capricci for solo violin. Written between 1802 and 1817, they were first published by Breitkopf & Hartel in 1854. Many considered them too hard to play until Paganini himself proved them wrong. Among violinists the 24 Capricci, frequently appearing as encore pieces, are used as etudes to hone their skills and show off their musical prowess. Once the technical
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