E♭5 on the Oboe
To play E♭5 on oboe: Left hand: half of 1, 2, 3 · Right hand: 4, 5, 6 + E♭ key.
Play along: hear the note for 2 beats, then you play it for 2.
- Left index plate (half covered)
- Left middle plate
- Left ring plate
- Right index plate
- Right middle plate
- Right ring plate
- E♭ key (right little finger)
The last of the three half-hole notes.
The last of the three half-hole notes.
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About this note
E♭5 sounds E♭5 (the oboe reads at concert pitch).
Half-hole plus 2 3 | 4 5 6 and the E♭ key — low E♭ with the vent open. The last of the three half-hole notes.
- Primary fingering: Left index plate (half) + Left middle plate + Left ring plate + Right index plate + Right middle plate + Right ring plate + E♭ key (right little finger)
- Written pitch: E♭5
- Sounding frequency: 622.25 Hz
What to press, key by key
- Left index plate (half covered)
- Left middle plate
- Left ring plate
- Right index plate
- Right middle plate
- Right ring plate
- E♭ key (right little finger)
Questions
How do you play E♭5 on oboe?
To play E♭5 on oboe: Left hand: half of 1, 2, 3 · Right hand: 4, 5, 6 + E♭ key. E♭5 sounds E♭5 (the oboe reads at concert pitch). Press: Left index plate (half covered), Left middle plate, Left ring plate, Right index plate, Right middle plate, Right ring plate, E♭ key (right little finger).
Is E♭5 written or concert pitch?
The name on this page is the written note you read. It sounds E♭5.
Oboe fingering data last updated . Every diagram here, in the printable PDF and in the chart image comes from one dataset, so the paper and the screen cannot disagree.