Hey Anne! The best bit is definitely the END after all the credits! ;) A really great video though about oboe reed making...picked up a few more tips about what to do...Thanks :))
Hello! I'm planning on making my own oboe reeds soon, and I just wanted to thank you VERY much for uploading your oboe reed making videos and if you may please pass my gratitude to Ms. Anne for the demonstration? Thank you again, your videos are really going to help me out. :)
Anne uses regular plastic wrap that you would use for covering food - 1 1/2 to 2 cm cut off the end of a roll. Works well for sealing the reed and sticks to itself when wrapped tightly.
@Studio22Productions Thanks alot!-seems perfect material to use, especially the thinnest one! She is so inspiring: to see how patiently she cultivated this craft that doesn't just use a procedure but highly relies on sensing and feeling.
I started to play the oboe only recently but had been making a few reeds for bombardes and bagpipe and it made me laugh thinking that she'd get a headache if she sees the way I make the reeds --haha (they stil ply somehow :D )
Muito obrigado por esta aula fantastica
wcarnie747 1 month ago in playlist fazendo palheta
Hey Anne! The best bit is definitely the END after all the credits! ;) A really great video though about oboe reed making...picked up a few more tips about what to do...Thanks :))
andreamoboe 8 months ago
Hello! I'm planning on making my own oboe reeds soon, and I just wanted to thank you VERY much for uploading your oboe reed making videos and if you may please pass my gratitude to Ms. Anne for the demonstration? Thank you again, your videos are really going to help me out. :)
AmeiCandy 1 year ago
A lot of Thanks and respect for these 4 videos!!!
You reminded me the... chairs in my house, when my son was making his oboe reeds in his beginnings!...
I made a playlist for other people, intersested...
:-)
GREEKInstrumental 1 year ago
very nice and instructive! what is she using instead of fish-skin? i can't get the name of the tape...
hallobaaaby 1 year ago
Anne uses regular plastic wrap that you would use for covering food - 1 1/2 to 2 cm cut off the end of a roll. Works well for sealing the reed and sticks to itself when wrapped tightly.
Studio22Productions 1 year ago
@Studio22Productions Thanks alot!-seems perfect material to use, especially the thinnest one! She is so inspiring: to see how patiently she cultivated this craft that doesn't just use a procedure but highly relies on sensing and feeling.
I started to play the oboe only recently but had been making a few reeds for bombardes and bagpipe and it made me laugh thinking that she'd get a headache if she sees the way I make the reeds --haha (they stil ply somehow :D )
hallobaaaby 1 year ago
@hallobaaaby Thanks for your comments, I'll pass them on to Anne. I'm sure she'll appreciate them!
Studio22Productions 1 year ago