The slow movement of Beethoven's ninth includes a famously difficult solo for this instrument that begins with an ascending C-flat Major scale.
The slow movement of Beethoven's ninth includes a famously difficult solo for this instrument that begins with an ascending C-flat Major scale. Near the beginning of the scherzo of Beethoven's fifth, this instrument plays a loud theme that has the same "short-short-short-long" rhythm as the beginning of the first movement. The trio of the scherzo of the Eroica symphony begins with three of them playing what sounds like hunting calls. Most Romantic orchestral works have parts for four of these instruments. Players of this instrument can play buzzy-sounding "stopped" notes since they play with their right hand inside the bell. For 10 points, name this coiled brass instrument.
The slow movement of Beethoven's ninth includes a famously difficult solo for this instrument that begins with an ascending C-flat Major scale.
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