Abstract
Abstract Allan Vogel received a doctorate in music performance from Yale University. In 2016, he retired as principal oboist of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, a position he held from 1974, having joined the ensemble in 1972. He is on the faculty of University of Southern California and California Institute of the Arts. In this chapter, Vogel talks about his early career, the relationship between vocal and instrumental performance, and the three national schools (American, French, and German) in which he studied. He discusses his ideas on practicing, support, current trends in music, and the application of meditation in music. He shares his two-page guide to warming up. Finally, he reminisces about his career.
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