One solo for this instrument is the "Elmira" theme in Shostakovich's 10th symphony.
Paul Hindemith wrote a sonata for four of these instruments a capella, the last movement of which is a set of variations on a folk song about this instrument. One solo for this instrument is the "Elmira" theme in Shostakovich's 10th symphony. Besides the piano and violin, Mozart wrote more concertos for this instrument than any other; those four pieces are dedicated to Joseph Leutgeb, and three of them are in E-flat major. Another E-flat major work featuring this instrument pairs it with violin and piano; that trio named for this instrument is by Brahms. It's not a clarinet, but a solo for this instrument in Till Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks begins C-F-G-G#-A, and ends on a concert F2. Several twentieth-century concertos for this instrument were written for Dennis Brain. "Hand-stopping" this instrument can be indicated in a score by the word "bouché". For 10 points, name this brass instrument, three of which represent the second title character in Peter and the Wolf.
Paul Hindemith wrote a sonata for four of these instruments a capella, the last movement of which is a set of variations on a folk song about this instrument.
French horn