Oboe d'Amore in A 1705 - 1745

This Oboe d'Amore, crafted between 1705 and 1745, is a stunning example of the artistry of Johann Poerschman, a German maker known for his exceptional woodwind instruments. The instrument is made of dark wood, with silver keys and a bell that is slightly wider than a standard oboe. The oboe d'amore is a lower-pitched oboe that is typically played in orchestras and chamber ensembles. Its sweet, mellow tone distinguishes it from the standard oboe, making it a popular choice for romantic music.