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 Abbreviations/music lexicon
| Abbreviation |
ObAm |
| German (de) |
Oboe d'amore |
| English (en) |
oboe d'amore |
| Spanish (es) |
oboe d'amore |
| Finnish (fi) |
oboe d'amore |
| French (fr) |
hautbois d'amour |
| Hungarian (hu) |
oboa d'amore |
| Italian (it) |
oboe d'amore |
| Dutch (nl) |
hobo d'amore |
| Portuguese (pt) |
oboé d'amore |
| Swedish (sv) |
oboe d'amore |
| Definition/synonyms |
The oboe d'amore belongs to the family of oboe instruments. The term “d’amore” (German “love”) is a remnant of the Renaissance, in which other instruments (e.g. viola d’amore) also received this nickname because of their warm and lovely sound. The spherical or pear-shaped bell (love foot) is characteristic of this woodwind instrument. Like the similar English horn, it is an altoboe. |
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