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‖ oboe da caccia|ˈoboe da ˈkattʃia|
Also oboe di caccia. Pl. oboi.
[It., lit. ‘hunting oboe’.]
An old form of oboe, a fifth lower in pitch than the ordinary instrument. Cf. tenoroon.
1876Stainer & Barrett Dict. Mus. Terms 317/2 The oboe d'amore, which was also called oboe luonga, produced a delicate and sweet tone, while the oboe da caccia corresponded to the tenoroon oboe, or corno inglese. 1880Grove Dict. Mus. II. 489/1 Two important movements..in Haydn's Stabat mater are scored for two oboi di caccia obligati. 1938Oxf. Compan. Mus. 627/1 Bach does not make much sole use of the normal hautboy... The oboe d'amore and the oboe da caccia were the instruments to which he gave a solo position in his cantatas, &c. 1963Listener 21 Mar. 532/2 No oboi da caccia in Qui tollis. |
