G5 on the Oboe
To play G5 on oboe: Left hand: thumb octave key, 1, 2, 3.
Play along: hear the note for 2 beats, then you play it for 2.
- First octave key (left thumb)
- Left index plate
- Left middle plate
- Left ring plate
A bright, secure note — the one to check the reed's upper register on.
A bright, secure note — the one to check the reed's upper register on.
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About this note
G5 sounds G5 (the oboe reads at concert pitch).
Thumb octave key plus the three left-hand fingers. A bright, secure note — the one to check the reed's upper register on.
- Primary fingering: First octave key (left thumb) + Left index plate + Left middle plate + Left ring plate
- Written pitch: G5
- Sounding frequency: 783.99 Hz
What to press, key by key
- First octave key (left thumb)
- Left index plate
- Left middle plate
- Left ring plate
Questions
How do you play G5 on oboe?
To play G5 on oboe: Left hand: thumb octave key, 1, 2, 3. G5 sounds G5 (the oboe reads at concert pitch). Press: First octave key (left thumb), Left index plate, Left middle plate, Left ring plate.
Is G5 written or concert pitch?
The name on this page is the written note you read. It sounds G5.
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.