At the beginning of this work, the narrator announces that the clarinet represents the cat and the timpani represents gunshots being fired by hunters.  
One character in this work climbs a tree after seeing a big, grey animal come out of the forest, while another character in this work scolds the title character for being in the meadow.  A theme in the oboe is played mutedly near the end of this work, while a triumphal march is played in the same key as the letimotif in the strings found throughout this work.  In one scene in this work, the title character convinces a bird to fly overhead to distract a beast, which he then catches using rope.  At the beginning of this work, the narrator announces that the clarinet represents the cat and the timpani represents gunshots being fired by hunters.  For 10 points—name this work in which the bird's theme is played by the flute and the grandfather's is played by the bassoon, a composition by Sergei Prokofiev.
One character in this work climbs a tree after seeing a big, grey animal come out of the forest, while another character in this work scolds the title character for being in the meadow.  
{Peter} and the {Wolf}