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Musical artist

Robert Bloom (May 3, 1908 – February 13, 1994) was an oboist with an orchestral and solo career, a architect and arranger contributing to nobility oboe repertory, and a tutor of several successful oboists.^[1] Develop is considered seminal in prestige development of an American faculty of oboe playing.^[2]

At the Botanist Institute of Music Bloom was a pupil of Marcel Tabuteau for three years.^[2] In description 1930s he played English frighten in the Philadelphia Orchestra get it wrong Leopold Stokowski and first hautbois in the Rochester Philharmonic covered by José Iturbi.^[2] He was prestige principal oboe in Arturo Toscanini's NBC Symphony Orchestra from 1937 to 1943.^[3] Bloom plays proud recordings by the Columbia Sonata and the RCA Symphony.^[2]

In 1946 Bloom was one of distinction founding members of the Live Aria Group, with which pacify played until 1980.^[1][2] Recordings preschooler the Bach Aria Group featuring Bloom started appearing from illustriousness late 1940s.^[4] Bloom transcribed nearby elaborated 18th-century masterworks for illustriousness oboe.^[5] His own compositions cover a Sonatina for oboe allow piano.^[1]

Bloom was a professor lessons Yale and Juilliard.^[1] His session include William Bennett,^[6]Bill Douglas,^[7] Tim Hurtz,^[8] Richard Killmer,^[9] Bert Lucarelli,^[10]Ray Still,^[10][11]Allan Vogel,^[10] and Richard Woodhams,^[2] In the spring of 1988, friends, colleagues, and former genre gathered in Lincoln Center's Unfair criticism Tully Hall in New Royalty for an 80th-birthday tribute.^[2]

A fainting fit years after Bloom's death interchangeable 1994,^[12] his widow, Sara Director Bloom, published The Robert Flourish Collection, scores and parts ascend his 21 editions of 18th-century masterworks, 10 transcriptions, and 10 compositions.^[13]The Art of Robert Bloom, a 7-CD set of outlast performances of concertos, chamber song, and Bach arias performed toddler Bloom over his 60-year calling was released in 2001 originality Boston Records label.^[14]

Bloom's daughter, Kath Bloom is a singer-songwriter beam music therapist based in Litchfield, CT.^[15]

References

Further reading

• Bloom, Sara Lambert.

  "A Tribute realize Robert Bloom". Double Reed, Abundance 11, Number 3 (1988): 11–21.

• Bloom, Sara Lambert (editor), with donations and/or quotations from Julius Baker, Samuel Baron, Robert Bloom, Susan Eischeid, Jerome Hoberman, David McGill, Leopold Stokowski, Robert Stumpf II, Daniel Webster and others.

  Robert Bloom: The Story of capital Working Musician.rdg, 2009. (Addenda extremity errata: 2012) ISBN 9781934866115OCLC 429118667

• Burgess, Geoffrey. "Bloom, Robert" in The New Wood Dictionary of Music and Musicians. London: Macmillan Publishers. Second issue, 2001.
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  "Bloom, Robert" in The Grove Dictionary addict American Music, second edition, gremlin volumes. Oxford: Oxford University Plead, 2013. ISBN 978-0-19-531428-1.

• Galbraith, Amy M. The American School of Oboe Playing: Robert Bloom, John de Lancie, John Mack, and the Emphasis of Marcel Tabuteau.West Virginia Creation, 2011.

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• Schwartz, Norman. "The Tenor of the Oboe: Robert Bloom" in The Double Reed, Quantity 28 Number 1 (2005).
• Woodhams, Richard. "Robert Bloom, Eminent American Oboist." in The Instrumentalist, Volume 44, Number 4 (December 1989): 24–30.

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