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Allegro Moderato. No. 4 in A Minor

No. 4 in A Minor is a toccata for oboe composed by Ferling in the style of Paganini. It is filled with cross-string virtuosity and contains two especially difficult measures played over pedal points. The piece has a binary structure and the editor has added repeats to both sections.

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Allegro Moderato. No. 4 in A Minor

No. 4 in A Minor is a toccata for oboe composed by Ferling in the style of Paganini. It is filled with cross-string virtuosity and contains two especially difficult measures played over pedal points. The piece has a binary structure and the editor has added repeats to both sections.

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No. 4: In the tradition of Paganini, Ferling has created this wonderful toccata in A minor. Filled with 'cross
string' virtuosity, the etude contains two especially difficult measures in this special violinistic style: these are
placed over pedal points on the relative major and its dominant (mm. 10 & 12). In addition, a plethora of
staccato and accents keep the oboist quite busy. As in previous studies, the present editor has added repeats to
both sections of this miniature binary structure. Contrary to usual practice, Ferling rarely includes repeats of the
A and B sections of the binary form studies in his Op. 31. Henri Brod, on the other hand, tends towards always
including them in his contemporary Mthode pour le Hautbois.

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