Ludwig August Lebrun Concerto for oboe and orchestra no. 1 in D minor (1/3)

Ludwig August Lebrun (1752 - 1790) was a member of the Mannheim orchestra from 1764 until his death and was regarded as one of the leading oboists of his day. The D minor concerto dates from the mid-1770s. It shows well Lebrun's ability as a composer. My personal highlight is the 3rd movement, a lively rondo.

Heinz Holliger plays the oboe. Thomas Füri conducts the Camerata Bern.

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[ViktorijaBarac]

Does anyone have music sheets of this concerto? I would be very thankful if someone will send me! Thank you!

[Astardis]

@ViktorijaBarac I actually have a version for piano and oboe but don't quite know how to send it to you.

[maggysi95]

@drinkkkmusic me too :)

[oboemoboe]

@celiabrooks85 Yes he was (his dad was an oboist as well). He actually wrote quite a few concerti, but they are (unfortunately) not played that often, at least not here in North America.

[drinkkkmusic]

I've always thought that it's difficult to create a concert which can makes you feel a lot of experiences, and finally, I come across this.

Listening this, I'm proud to be an oboist.

[aninon46]

me gusta mucho y este concierto especialmente este, lastima que la produccion musical de este maestro sea tan poca, o quizas no se conoce mucho. de todas formas gracias por compartir!!!!!!!

[kelborgui]

Very good!!!

[celiabrooks85]

was lebrun an oboist?

[umbrellano]

Just when I thought I've finally exhausted YouTube, I come across this.