In the baroque era, this instrument was manufactured with a slide and may have been referred to as "da tirarsi." Michael Haydn and Leopold Mozart both wrote concerti for it with only two movements. This instrument poses "The 
In the baroque era, this instrument was manufactured with a slide and may have been referred to as "da tirarsi." Michael Haydn and Leopold Mozart both wrote concerti for it with only two movements. This instrument poses "The Unanswered Question" in a Charles Ives work, and Jeremiah Clarke may have written a D major work called the "Prince of Denmark's March" which has become known as this instrument's "voluntary." Related to the cornet, for 10 points, name this instrument played by Winton Marsalis, a brass instrument with three valves.
In the baroque era, this instrument was manufactured with a slide and may have been referred to as "da tirarsi."
trumpet