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Antonino Pasculli, perhaps the greatest oboe virtuoso of historical memory, was
born in Palermo (Sicily) on the 13th of October 1842. He began his career at the
age of 14, travelling predominantly in Italy, Germany and Austria. In 1860 he
obtained the position of professor of oboe and English horn at the Royal
Conservatory of Palermo, where he taught until 1913. Using a boxwood oboe and
English horn with I I keys (built in Paris by Triebert and recently given by his
surviving daughters to Omar Zoboli), he succeeded in playing with a facility and
lightness hitherto unimagined.

Antonino Pasculli, 1876In 1884 he suddenly stopped performing in public; his
vision was terribly impaired and according to his doctor, had he continued to
play, he would have risked total blindness.

He established himself permanently in Palermo, where he married and raised six
daughters, of whom two studied the harp, and three sons, all of whom died
prematurely.


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Pasculli, Antonino
(b Palermo, 13 Oct 1842; d Palermo, 23 Feb 1924). Italian oboist and composer.
Known as perhaps the greatest oboe virtuoso of all time, Pasculli's legendary
abilities have often stimulated comparisons with Paganini. Beginning his career
at the age of 14, he toured in Germany, Italy and Austria. He was one of the
first oboists active in the Italian-Austrian regions to use a French-style
oboe, and was famed for his light and effortless bravura style. His appointment
to the staff of the Palermo Conservatory in 1860 signalled the end of his
itinerant career. In 1879 he took over the directorship of the Palermo
municipal musical corps, a position to which he dedicated much time and energy.
He had all the wind players learn a string instrument, so as well as
conventional band repertory he was able to introduce contemporary music
unfamiliar to Sicilian audiences, including works by Wagner, Debussy, Grieg and
Sibelius. However, his sight was deteriorating seriously, and medical advice
attributed this to his oboe playing; in 1884 he gave his last public
performance. At his retirement in 1913 the symphony band dissolved. Like so
many other virtuosos of the 19th century, Pasculli composed music for his own
use. As well as a large number of variations on popular operatic themes, he
wrote some pedagogical material and compositions for the corps, including a
symphonic poem, Naiadi e Silfidi, and Di qui non si passa, an elegy on the
death of his son, who was killed in action in World War I.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
L. Rosset: ‘Antonino Pasculli, the “Paganini of the Oboe”’, Double Reed, x
(1987), 44–5
O. Zoboli, ed.: Introduction, Antonino Pasculli: Fantasia sull'opera Poliuto di
Donizetti (Montreux, 1989)
GEOFFREY BURGESS

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