[DOC] [TLE] Oboe - Wikipedia [PAR] Oboes /obo/ OH-boh are a family of double reed woodwind musical 
instruments. The most ... When the term oboe is used alone, it is generally taken 
to mean the standard ... borrowed from the French name, a compound word 
made of haut ["high", ..... Haynes, Bruce: 2001, The Eloquent Oboe: A History of 
the Hautboy... [DOC] [TLE] Hautboy - definition of hautboy by The Free Dictionary [PAR] Define hautboy. hautboy synonyms, hautboy pronunciation, hautboy translation, 
English dictionary definition of hautboy. also ... [French hautbois, from Old French 
: haut, high; see haughty + bois, wood (of Germanic origin).] ... (Instruments) an 
archaic word for oboe ... ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:. [DOC] [TLE] Oboe | Define Oboe at Dictionary.com [PAR] Oboe definition, a woodwind instrument having a slender conical, tubular body 
and ... (a word formerly used in communications to represent the letter O.) Origin 
of oboe1. Expand. French  Italian. 1690-1700. 1690-1700; < Italian < French 
hautbois, equivalent to haut high + bois wood; see hautboy .... Nearby words for 
oboe. [DOC] [TLE] Instrument once called the hautboy (****) 4 letter. - SpanWords.com ... [PAR] Oboe - Letter on O; 1 - st. word O; 2 - st. word B; 3 - st. word O; 4 - st. word E ..... 
Instrument whose name comes from the french 'hautbois' (high wood) Oboe... [DOC] [TLE] Instrument Biography: The Oboe | Melanie Spiller and Coloratura ... [PAR] Jul 8, 2013 ... The timbre of the oboe comes from its conical bore (unlike the cylindrical ... Wind 
players and instrument makers at the French court of Louis XIV ... This name 
hautbois was also used for the oboe's ancestor, the shawm. ..... In English, the 
oboe was called the hautbois (meaning high wood in French) prior... [DOC] [TLE] Obeo on emaze [PAR] It was introduced in the French courts in the mid 17ths century and became part 
of classical ... When it was first made it was very popular in England and many 
parts of Europe where it was called hautboy or hoboy. The Oboe's name comes 
from the french word Hautbois which means High wood. Old - Modern Oboe. [DOC] [TLE] PipeChat Digest #4961 - 12/04/04 [PAR] Dec 4, 2004 ... ... was only an Anglicisation of the = French name Hautbois, meaning literally "
High wood". ... RE: Incorrectly named stops Oboe is German, but the correct 
English term Hautboy has .... The 8' Harmonic Flute in the Swell made up of old 
Moller, new Rosales ... It all comes back to education...or lack thereof. [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "The oboe : an outline of its history, development, and ... [PAR] Now, we have good reason to believe that in 1695 the French Hautboy was ... We 
fit it to our old instrument and on test find that we can sound only certain notes. .... 
to recognise on hearing than to define in words, his description still holds good. 
.... rendering of the French Hautbois  literally High Wood  though the word... [DOC] [TLE] Hautboy Research & Performance - Yahoo Groups [PAR] of something. Bruce made a good argument for the term Hautboy which most ... 
rather than modern when trying to differentiate between the old and the new. This 
of ... the names for oboe are all some sort of transliteration of the French hautbois. 
... meaning the high woodwinds (das Holz = the woodwinds; das Hautbois =?= >
... [DOC] [TLE] Oboe, Or Hautboy - Reed, Keys, Instruments, Double, Instrument ... [PAR] In the present day the mean chromatic extent of the oboe is comprised ... In other 
words, the conical pipe reproduces its fundamental sounds in the ... Haultbois 
became hautbois in French, and oboe in English, German, and Italian ; and this 
word ... reed contrabass of metal, destined to replace the old contrabassoon of 
wood... [DOC] [TLE] Musical Instruments

Question: Hautboy, an old word for oboe, comes from the French name Hautbois, which means "high" this
Answer: wood