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The Oboe is a better instrument to play. I play it and it was very fun to learn. The Oboe isn't as common as the violin so many people ask me to demonstrate it because they have never heard it before. Plus if you are looking for a job as an oboe player it is easy to get the job because there isn't many oboe players.

So the OBOE is better than the VIOLIN.

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An Oboe is very hard to learn and play, I wouldn't recommend it until you play another woodwind first(Preferably reed).

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