Bb Ophicleide - Wessex OB10
Bb Ophicleide - Wessex OB10
Bb Ophicleide - Wessex OB10
Bb Ophicleide - Wessex OB10
Bb Ophicleide - Wessex OB10
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    Bb Ophicleide - Wessex OB10

    €5,499.00
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    2210202541
    Wessex

    The Oficleido in Bb Wessex OB10 is a faithful modern recreation of a 19th-century French Gautrot model. Made with 11 keys and a design aimed at providing the original intonation of the time, its warm and distinctive sound makes it the ideal choice for performers seeking historical authenticity. Includes a hard case and a tutorial book by Tony George.

    • Key: B flat (Bb)
    • 11 keys
    • Weight: 3.9 kg
    • Height: 113 cm
    • Includes hard case and tutorial book
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    A historical sound with the Oficleide in Bb Wessex OB10

    The Oficleide in Bb Wessex OB10 is the perfect blend of tradition and innovation. Inspired by a French Gautrot model from the 19th century, this instrument recaptures the original timbre that defined orchestral music by composers like Berlioz or Mendelssohn. With its deep and enveloping tone, it brings back the authentic sound that modern tubas cannot replicate to each performance.

    Features of the Oficleide in Bb Wessex OB10

    • Key: Bb (B-flat)
    • Number of keys: 11
    • Weight: 3.9 kg
    • Height: 113 cm
    • Included accessories: Hard transport case and Tony George's tutoring book

    Benefits of the Oficleide in Bb Wessex OB10

    This instrument offers a unique sound experience for those seeking to authentically interpret 19th-century music. Its precise intonation and ability to adapt to different tunings make it ideal for both historical orchestras and performers curious to rediscover the original repertoire. Furthermore, its balanced weight and key system make it a comfortable and reliable instrument.

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