This passage shows up the player that changes his embouchure for different registers.
Try to keep the same embouchure.
Note that (as I recall) the lower bit is a C major scale, and the upper notes are all Cs. So, to play it you play a scale, except every other note returns to the C.
In practicing the passage, try playing the first two notes up to speed, then the first three, first four etc.
Like this:
C-C; C-C; C-C
C-C-D; C-C-D; C-C-D
C-C-D-C; C-C-D-C; C-C-D-C;
, and so on.
Take comfort in the fact that this is MUCH harder on oboe.
Happy shedding!
Try to keep the same embouchure.
Note that (as I recall) the lower bit is a C major scale, and the upper notes are all Cs. So, to play it you play a scale, except every other note returns to the C.
In practicing the passage, try playing the first two notes up to speed, then the first three, first four etc.
Like this:
C-C; C-C; C-C
C-C-D; C-C-D; C-C-D
C-C-D-C; C-C-D-C; C-C-D-C;
, and so on.
Take comfort in the fact that this is MUCH harder on oboe.
Happy shedding!