Alexander Scriabin's only work of this type features a lyrical clarinet solo in its second movement and is in F-sharp minor.
Alexander Scriabin's only work of this type features a lyrical clarinet solo in its second movement and is in F-sharp minor. Johannes Brahms notably wrote two works of this type, while one by Beethoven begins with the orchestra playing an E-flat major chord followed by a flourish on the namesake instrument. Tchaikovsky's first one of these begins with the French horn playing a descending B-flat minor motif, while one by Rachmaninoff starts with modulating F minor chords interspersed with low Fs to evoke bells. Rachmaninoff's 2nd and Beethoven's "Emperor" are, for 10 points, this type of work featuring a certain keyed instrument with orchestra accompaniment.
Alexander Scriabin's only work of this type features a lyrical clarinet solo in its second movement and is in F-sharp minor.
piano concerto [prompt on concerto] 