Sheet Music for Oboe Solo

Lefanu 'Soliloquy' for solo Oboe.

Discover a captivating solo work with the "Three Pieces For Oboe" published by Novello Publishing, showcasing the expressive voice of the oboe in all its rich facets. This three-movement cycle feature...

A typical solo concerto of the Mannheim School which contributed to the fact that this new style was spread all over the world by the composer and celebrated oboe virtuoso Lebrun. This work convinces...

Piano reduction with solo part

Discover a true highlight for your chamber music repertoire with the enchanting "Sonatina for Oboe and Piano" published by the renowned Schott Musik. This work seamlessly blends melodic elegance, live...

Immerse yourself in the melodious world of virtuosic chamber music with the "Sonate Brillant in B-flat major" for oboe and piano, masterfully published by Schott Musik. This piece brings together the...

Martino Bitti wrote numerous sonatas for violin and basso continuo, as well as pieces for flute and oboe and several compositions for harpsichord. This C minor oboe sonata in four movements appears to...

Pierre Danican-Philidor was a member of the highly respected Danican family of French musicians. He played the oboe, flute and viol and was a member of several orchestras. In the years 1717 and 1718 h...

Throughout his career the Austrian composer and musicologist Hans Gál (1890-1987) wrote a number of operas, orchestral works, concertos and vocal pieces, and during the latter part of his life he conc...

Heinz Holliger, more than any other oboist, has been a unique driving force in the development of 20th-century oboe playing. This early sonata for oboe is nevertheless more than just a tour de force a...

Heinz Holliger, more than any other oboist, has been a unique driving force in the development of 20th-century oboe playing. This early sonata for oboe is nevertheless more than just a tour de force a...

Solo for Oboe was composed as a compulsory piece for this year's ARD music competition. The virtuoso aspect does not dominate the music, however, as the cantabile potential of the instrument is brough...

The Hungarian composer István Szelényi (1904-1972) studied composition with Zoltán Kodály and later taught at the Conservatoire of Budapest. He wrote primarily chamber and piano music. His hitherto un...