Oboe d'amore - Oboe d'amore

Japanese: オーボエ・ダモーレ - オーボエダモーレ

A woodwind instrument of the oboe family. It was made in the Baroque period and was used by JS Bach and others. It has a bulge at the bottom of the tube and a lower mezzo-soprano range than a normal oboe. It is said to have been created around 1720, and was given the name "oboe d'amore" (oboe of love) because its tone is softer and sweeter than other oboes. It fell out of use for a time, but was revived in the late 19th century and has occasionally been used in 20th century orchestral and chamber music. → Oboe

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Japanese:

オーボエ属の木管楽器。バロック時代に作られ，J.S.バッハらも用いた。管の下方にふくらみがあり，音域も通常のオーボエよりも低いメゾ・ソプラノである。1720年ころ誕生したとされ，音色が他のオーボエ属より柔らかく甘美なので〈愛のオーボエoboe d'amore〉の名がついた。一時すたれたが19世紀後半に復活し，20世紀の管弦楽曲や室内楽曲にも時折使われるようになった。→オーボエ

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