Ricordi VIVALDI A. - CONCERTO IN RE MIN. OP.VIII N.9 - HAUTBOIS ET PIANO
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Summary of This Score
Titled f.vii/1 - tomo 2 - riduzione per oboe e pianoforte, this edition offers a reduction for oboe and piano, designed to facilitate daily musical work. The "riduzione" format emphasizes readability and efficiency in performance situations, providing the pianist with a structured accompaniment part while keeping the instrumental line at the forefront.
Thanks to its orientation "oboe (2 oboi) (corno inglese) e pf.," this score is intended both for oboists and ensembles wishing to include an English horn, depending on the chosen instrumentation. It is a relevant choice to enrich the repertoire, prepare an audition, consolidate a concert program, or work on the specific demands of double reed instruments: breath control, articulation, phrasing, and timbre homogeneity.
This volume 2 naturally fits into a progression across multiple volumes and is particularly suitable for musicians seeking a reliable and practical oboe score with piano accompaniment, whether in conservatory, ensemble rehearsal, or personal practice.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Instrumentation | oboe (2 oboi) (corno inglese) e pf. | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this Vivaldi score written for oboe and piano?
The edition f.vii/1 - tomo 2 offers a reduction for oboe and piano, with the solo line highlighted.
Can the English horn be used with this edition?
The announced instrumentation mentions "oboe (2 oboi) (corno inglese) e pf." The English horn is therefore included among the instruments indicated in this edition.
Which concerto is included in volume 2?
The score is for the Concerto in D minor, Op. VIII No. 9, by Antonio Vivaldi. It belongs to the reference f.vii/1. The volume is identified as tomo 2.
Is the piano part an accompaniment?
The reduction provides a structuring piano part intended to accompany the oboe line.
Is this score suitable for oboe practice in a conservatory?
Its format for oboe and piano allows practicing breath control, articulation, and phrasing specific to double reed instruments. The work is presented for personal practice, ensemble rehearsals, and conservatory settings.



