Definition of oboe d'amore in English:

oboe d'amore

noun daˈmɔːreɪˌōbō däˈmôrā

A type of oboe with a bulbous bell, sounding a minor third lower than the ordinary oboe. It has a soft tone and is used in baroque music.
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Example sentencesExamples
- The oboe d'amore (literally: oboe of love), a woodwind instrument, is a somewhat obsolete variant of the far more common oboe.
- When I bought a new oboe d'amore a few months ago, I found that I knew very little about the reeds.
- So the probability exists that Bach actually intended those parts to be played on the oboe d'amore and not on the oboe as indicated.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Italian, literally 'oboe of love'.

Definition of oboe d'amore in US English:

oboe d'amore

nounˌōbō däˈmôrā

A type of oboe with a bulbous bell, sounding a minor third lower than the ordinary oboe. It has a soft tone and is used in baroque music.
柔音双簧管
Example sentencesExamples
- So the probability exists that Bach actually intended those parts to be played on the oboe d'amore and not on the oboe as indicated.
- When I bought a new oboe d'amore a few months ago, I found that I knew very little about the reeds.
- The oboe d'amore (literally: oboe of love), a woodwind instrument, is a somewhat obsolete variant of the far more common oboe.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Italian, literally ‘oboe of love’.

单词	oboe d'amore
释义	Definition of oboe d'amore in English: oboe d'amore noun daˈmɔːreɪˌōbō däˈmôrā A type of oboe with a bulbous bell, sounding a minor third lower than the ordinary oboe. It has a soft tone and is used in baroque music. 柔音双簧管 Example sentencesExamples The oboe d'amore (literally: oboe of love), a woodwind instrument, is a somewhat obsolete variant of the far more common oboe. When I bought a new oboe d'amore a few months ago, I found that I knew very little about the reeds. So the probability exists that Bach actually intended those parts to be played on the oboe d'amore and not on the oboe as indicated. Origin Late 19th century: from Italian, literally 'oboe of love'. Definition of oboe d'amore in US English: oboe d'amore nounˌōbō däˈmôrā A type of oboe with a bulbous bell, sounding a minor third lower than the ordinary oboe. It has a soft tone and is used in baroque music. 柔音双簧管 Example sentencesExamples So the probability exists that Bach actually intended those parts to be played on the oboe d'amore and not on the oboe as indicated. When I bought a new oboe d'amore a few months ago, I found that I knew very little about the reeds. The oboe d'amore (literally: oboe of love), a woodwind instrument, is a somewhat obsolete variant of the far more common oboe. Origin Late 19th century: from Italian, literally ‘oboe of love’.
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