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TN Tech School of Music

The TN Tech Oboe Studio

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TN Tech is a great place to study the oboe. In addition to your lessons and ensembles, you will grow tremendously by working and collaborating your fellow oboe students, particularly in working on reeds together. I foster a very positive, encouraging environment in my studio, and I expect that you will all be helping each other out and sharing what you have learned with one another so that we can all progress faster together. Join us!

We have two big events planned for this year:

TN Tech hosts its All-Star Instrumental Symposium on Thursday, October 1, 2026. Sign up to spend the day on our campus, get help on your All-Region auditions, and play in our Double Reed Ensemble!

Join us in April 2027 for our annual TN Tech Double Reed Forum, an all-day double reed experience featuring recitals, workshops, masterclasses, vendors, instrument repair, reed making, and a performance by the TN Tech Double Reed Ensemble! Keep an eye on our registration website for more information. See you there!


Follow the TN Tech double reed club on                (@tntech_doublereeds)!

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Audition requirements for prospective students:

Auditions are in February for the following academic year. Get more information and sign up for an audition!

In addition to playing scales from memory (all major and minor scales, two octaves to high D), the audition candidate should prepare approximately 10 minutes of music for the audition. Entire pieces are not required - individual movements or excerpts are acceptable. The candidate should prepare a combination of materials that showcase their technical and lyrical abilities. Please contact me if you have any questions about auditions!

Examples of suitable repertoire:

Cimarosa, Concerto for Oboe in C Major

Ferling, 48 Studies for Oboe, Op. 31

Marcello, Concerto for Oboe in C Minor

Mozart, Oboe Quartet in F Major, K. 370

Nielsen, Two Fantasy Pieces

Saint-Saëns, Sonata for Oboe, Op. 166

Telemann, Sonata for Oboe in G Minor

© Jan. 2017 by Michael Adduci, updated 8/9/2026.

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