Classical Oboes a = 430/440hz

Each instrument comes with one reed, one staple, a cleaning swab, a fingering chart, care instructions and soft case. Prices in US dollars.

J.H. Grundmann Oboe

(German, dated 1774)

Grundmann worked in Dresden and was especially famous for his oboes, many of which continued to be used well into the 19th century.

This is the historically correct type of instrument to use for the music of Mozart, Haydn and their contemporaries.

Two keys, only 3rd hole doubled.

$2,200.
Additional a=440 hz top joint, please add $850.
Extra keys can be made for this instrument for $150 per key.

J.F. Floth Oboe

Floth worked for Grundmann for 17 years and continued making wind instruments in the same workshop for another seven after Grundmann’s death in 1800.

Like other makers of his generation, he pioneered the addition of extra keys for low C#, F, F#, G#, Bb, and the octave (or slur) key. A key for low B is also available on request for an additional $135.

Eight keys, 3rd hole doubled.

$3,000.
Additional a=440 hz top joint, please add $1,000.

J.H. Grundmann & J.H. Floth Cor Anglais

(German, circa 1800)

This is a classical period English Horn in the key of F. It is built in three sections like a taille, but also has a small connecting piece with two sockets at 45 degree angles which “bends” the bore, giving it an angled appearance.

It features a bulb-shaped bell similar to the baroque oboe d’amore.

Two keys, 3rd hole doubled.

$3,000.
Optional a=440 hz top joint, please add $1,000.

J.H. Grundmann & J.H. Floth Cor Anglais - Extended Version

(German, circa 1800)

This is the extended version of the J.H. Grundmann & J.H. Floth Cor Anglais with two extra keys for low F# and E.

$3,500.
An optional octave key for the top joint (not shown) is also available for an additional $160.
Ornamental rings can be added for $90. each.