Oboe in C

Jacob Denner

before 1735 · boxwood, brass · Musical Instruments

Oboe in C — Jacob Denner

Design modifications such as a longer bore gradually distinguished oboes from shawms in the mid-seventeenth century. These developments first occurred in France, where the instrument was referred to as hautbois (loud wood), from which the term oboe derives. Jacob Denner was an esteemed oboist with the municipal band of Nuremberg and an important maker of oboes.

Artist
Jacob Denner
Date
before 1735
Medium
boxwood, brass
Culture
German
Department
Musical Instruments
Credit line
The Crosby Brown Collection of Musical Instruments, 1889

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