Gabriel’s Oboe, Ennio Morricone | Violin Tab Tutorial + Backing Track

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About the song

Gabriel’s Oboe was composed by Ennio Morricone for the 1986 film The Mission. Originally written for oboe and orchestra, the melody is lyrical, expressive, and widely recognised in both classical and film music contexts. This arrangement adapts the main theme for solo violin with a supportive backing track, making it suitable for both practice and performance.

About this tutorial

This tutorial is designed for players who prefer learning through violin TAB rather than traditional notation. The arrangement is accessible and playable in first position, with clear visual guidance throughout.

In this video, a removable fingerboard sticker is used on the violin to make finger placement easier to see. The same sticker is available at
https://www.violintablab.com
if you find it helpful for learning.

The video includes:
A close up view of the left hand finger patterns
An animated fingerboard showing note placement
Real time scrolling violin tab
Backing tracks to practice and play along with


Video sections

0:00 Main track with violin line
2:09 Backing track without violin line

How violin tab works

The stave lines represent the strings from top to bottom: E A D G
Numbers show which finger to use
L indicates a low finger (half step lower)
H indicates a high finger (half step higher)

If you are looking for violin sheet music, fingerboard stickers, or other learning tools, everything is available at:
https://www.violintablab.com

Let me know in the comments if there is another Morricone piece or film theme you would like to see arranged next.