Baroque Oboe da Caccia after Eichentopf a415 by Millyard Number_44 Musicians in the 16th century

Musicians in the 16th century had a vastly different understanding of the structure and performance of music than today's performers

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but rather "to please all amateurs of this art"

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Baroque Oboe da Caccia after Eichentopf a415 by Millyard Number_44 Musicians in the 16th centuryA Baroque Oboe da Caccia after Eichentopf a415 by Millyard by English maker Tony Millyard. This Oboe da Caccia is after the instrument by Eichentopf in the museum in Stockholm in Sweden and is available at a415. The Oboe da Caccia is in the key of F, sounding a fifth below the normal C oboe. Although used mainly for playing Bach cantatas, his Christmas Oratorio and Easter Passion pieces, they were also used by other composers of the early 18th