(*) violin concerto in this key, and Leopold Auer refused to perform Tchaikovsky's violin concerto in this key.
Of the two most popular keys for tin whistles, this one has the most sharps. Scriabin associated this key with a golden color. Mozart's first horn concerto is in this key, and most trumpet concertos were written in this key before Haydn wrote one in E-flat major. This key was considered the "key of glory" during the Baroque era Handel's "Hallelujah" chorus is in it. Joseph Joachim was the dedicatee of Brahms' (*) violin concerto in this key, and Leopold Auer refused to perform Tchaikovsky's violin concerto in this key. Pachelbel's Canon in this key, whose leading tone is C sharp and whose tonic is the second lowest string on a violin. For ten points, name this key with two sharps, the relative major of B minor.
Of the two most popular keys for tin whistles, this one has the most sharps.
D major (prompt on D before “major”) &lt;HX&gt;