An oft-quoted (^)  Romanze movement from one of those pieces is marked cantabile throughout.
Four Mozart concerti for this instrument are often paired with a Concert Rondo he wrote for it. An oft-quoted (^)  Romanze movement from one of those pieces is marked cantabile throughout. Care for this instrument involves the use of (+)  rotary oil rather than valve oil, and this instrument represents the Wolf in Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf. This instrument's common "double" variety allows the player to switch between the keys of F and B-flat, and its (*)  more than seventeen feet of slides make tuning it something of a chore. The most difficult instrument in the orchestra is often reputed to be, for 10 points, what brass instrument played with one's hand in the bell.
Four Mozart concerti for this instrument are often paired with a Concert Rondo he wrote for it.
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