The finale of one piece in this genre ends with a canonic section marked marcato e ritmico.
The finale of one piece in this genre ends with a canonic section marked marcato e ritmico. James MacMillan's Seraph is one of these pieces, as is a composition created by transposing into C minor a piece originally written in D minor for a different instrument by Alessandro Marcello. An A-flat major piece of this type influenced by Armenian folk music was written by Alexander Arutiunian. Leopold Mozart's most popular concerto is a two-movement work of this type in D major, and another work in this genre is the most performed work of the 18th-century composer Jan Neruda. Works in this genre became more virtuosic after the circa 1770 invention of the "keyed" form of its main instrument. Hummel's piece of this type is usually played a semitone lower than its original key of E major and was written for soloist Anton Weidinger, for whom Joseph Haydn wrote a three-movement work in E-flat. For 10 points, name this type of work for high brass solo instrument and orchestra.
The finale of one piece in this genre ends with a canonic section marked marcato e ritmico.
trumpet concerto [prompt on partial answer]