oboe

For Kirke it was being paid to pretend to play the oboe that heightened her affair with classical music.

Boring math geniuses, oboe-playing poets, and rich kids from New York need not apply.

Rich kids from New York, boring Asian math geniuses, and oboe-playing poets need not apply.

A musical prodigy, seven years old, who will order the fifth oboe out of the Albert Hall as soon as look at him.

It is the timid oboe that sounds the A for the orchestra to tune by.

The young man in the red velvet cap plays on the violoncello; the other on the oboe, of which only the reed is visible.

He also had lessons in the vestry room of the Octagon Chapel; and he acquired some skill upon the flute and oboe from Mr. Fish.

An oboe of ivory, carved by Anciuti in Milan, beginning of the eighteenth century.