Hautboïste

A hautboïste , more simply called oboe of the name of its instrument, is a player of Hautbois.

A symphonic formation in general includes/understands two or three oboes. One of them can be invited to play certain parts of another instrument (Cor anglais, Oboe de amore…) during same work.

Hautboïstes marked the evolution of the instrument by their virtuosity, their teaching, their friendship with a type-setter, their compositions or their methods instrumental.

The baroques (1600-1760)

French:

* the Philidor Michel, Andre and Jean Danican,

* the Hotteterre Jean, Jacques Martin and Nicolas,

Italian:

* the Besozzi Alessandro, Antonio, Christoforo, Giuseppe and Paolo Girolamo,

* Giovanni Battista Sammartini (1695-1750)

Flemish:

* Loeillet Jacques and Jean-Baptiste,

German:

* Jean Christian Kytch (hautboïste of Haendel),

* Ignatz Sieber (hautboïste of Vivaldi)

English:

* Roberto Valentine (1674-1740).

The traditional ones (1750-1830)

Gaetano Besozzi (1725-1794), Italian,
François Jadin (1731-1790), French,
Johann Christian Fischer (1733-1800) type-setter,
Carlo Besozzi (1738-1791), Italian,
Friedrich RAM (1744-1813), hautboïste of Mozart,
Jan Wind (1745-1801), Czech,
Pietro Ferlendis (1748-1836), Italian,
Josef Fiala (1749-1816), hautboïste of Mozart,
Giuseppe Ferlendis (1755-1810), Italian,
Joseph François Garnier (1755-1825), French
François Sallantin (1755-1830), French
Josef Czerwenka (1759-1835), hautboïste of Beethoven,
Michel Joseph Gebauer (1763-1812), French,
Joseph Triebensee (1772-1846) type-setter.

The romantic ones (1815-1910)

Gustave Vogt (1781-1870), French,
Baldassare Centroni (1784-1860), hautboïste of Rossini,
Joseph Sellner (1787-1843), German,
Carl A.P. Braun (1788-1835), German,
Wilhelm Braun (1796-1867), German,
Franz Wilhelm Ferling (1796-1874), German,
Henri Brod (1799-1839), French,
Apollo Barret (1804-1879), French,
Charles Triébert (1810-1867), French,
Johann Heinrich Luft (1813-1877), German,
Frederic Triébert (1813-1878), French,
Stanislas Verroust (1814-1863), French,
Charles Colin (1832-1881), French,
Antonio Pasculli (1842-1924) the " Paganini of the hautbois" ,
Raoul Triébert (1845-1894), French,
Georges Waistcoat (1854-1920), French,

XXe century at our days

Low Louis (1863-1944), French,
Georges Longy (1868-1930), French,
Louis Bleuzet (1871-1941), French,
Fritz Flemming (1872/3-1947), German,
Giuseppe Prestini (1875-1955), Italian,
Henri de Busscher (1880-1975), Belgian,
Fernand Waistcoat (1882-1980), French,
Marcel Tabuteau (1887-1966), French,
Roland Lamorlette (1894-1960), French,
Albert Debondue (1895-1984), French,
Leon Goossens (1897-1988), English,
Svend Christian Felumb (1898-1972), Danish,
Etienne Baudo (1903-2001), French,
Alfred Laubin (1906-1976), American,
Václav Smetáček (1906-1986), Czech
Rudolf Kempe (1910-1976), German,
Alvine Etler (1913-1973), American,
John de Lancie (1921-2002), American,
Ralph Gomberg (1921-2006), American,
Pierre Pierlot (1921-2007), French,
Laila Storch (1921 -), American,
John Mack (1927-2006), American,
Robert Rack (1924 -), French,
Jacques Chambon (1932-1984), French
Neil Black (1932 -),
Lothar Koch (1935-2003), German,
Anthony Camden (1938-2006), English,
Maurice Bourgue (1939 -), French,
Heinz Holliger (1939 -), Switzerland,
Jean-Claude Malgoire (1940 -), French,
Lajos Lencsés (1943 -), Hungarian,
Bjørn Carl Nielsen (1945 -),
Hans-Jörg Schellenberger (1948 -), German,
Thomas Indermühle (1951 -), German,
Laszlo Hadady (1956 -), Hungarian,
David Walter (1958 -), French,
Jean-Louis Capezzali (1959 -), French
Albrecht Mayer (1965 -), German
François Leleux (1971 -), French,
Eugene Izotov (1973 -), Russian
Christophe Grindel, French,
Jacques Tys, French
Gordon Hunt, English
Sebastien Vanlerbergue, French
Patrick Beaugiraud, French
Marika Lombardi, Italian

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