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Claire Brazeau is a distinguished oboist known for her exceptional contributions to the world of classical music. As the principal oboe, holding the Allan Vogel Chair, she has played a pivotal role in launching the Orchestra's signature Baroque series with her performance in Claire Brazeau on Sonatas for Oboe, showcasing her mastery of the Oboe Sonata by Joan Baptista Pla. Brazeau has also been featured in notable productions such as Baroque Chamber Music, where she highlighted the intricate interplay of instruments in Telemann's Concerto à 4, and Montgomery, Mozart + R. Strauss, which celebrated the synergy of winds in Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante for Four Winds. Her artistry was further showcased in the Midweek Masterworks: Amadeus, where she brought to life the ethereal music of Mozart's Serenade No. 10, blending it seamlessly with dramatic readings from Peter Shaffer's iconic play. With a rich repertoire and a commitment to both performance and education, Claire Brazeau continues to captivate audiences and elevate the oboe's prominence in orchestral settings. Looking ahead, she is set to engage in upcoming projects that promise to further enrich her artistic journey and inspire a new generation of musicians.