The 18-bar melody is first played by the basses, and next by the flute, in this piece, used in 1984 by Torvill
The 18-bar melody is first played by the basses, and next by the flute, in this piece, used in 1984 by Torvill and [i] Dean in their Olympic-winning ice- dancing routine. The flute then gives way to the clarinet and bassoon, and various other instruments, until what has been called "the most obvious key change in the history of music" in—for 10 points—what work by Maurice Ravel?
The 18-bar melody is first played by the basses, and next by the flute, in this piece, used in 1984 by Torvill
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