Tenor Oboe 1725 - 1735

This tenor oboe, crafted by Johann Wolfgang Köningsperger between 1725 and 1735, showcases the artistry of 18th-century instrument making. The instrument, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, is crafted from wood and adorned with brass accents. The oboe's elegant design features a distinctive bell and a series of finger holes, allowing for a wide range of musical expression. This piece is a testament to the precision and skill of its maker and offers a glimpse into the musical landscape of its time.