Reed Making Class 2

Each student brought a tied reed to class! đź‘Ź

We reviewed the importance of having the sides of the reed seel and keeping the cane straight while tying. We also talked about the side slip. It is a technique in reed making that is best incorporated aside tying a straight reed.

The next step is scraping the reed evenly with all quadrents looking the same.

Our theory today was about the Austrian composer Franz Joseph Haydn. 1732-1809

He is known as the “Father of the Symphony”. He wrote an Oboe concerto in C major. He was very impressed by the young composer Mozart. Haydn influenced Mozart’s Concerto in C for Oboe.
We also played the Beethoven Trio and discussed the best way to rehearse an ensemble using the score with one student coaching.










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