The third one of these works features two chords in a single measure that are known as the "Phrygian cadence.
The "Affetuoso" second movement in one of these musical works includes a theme based on the rival composer Louis Marchand. Another one has a part written for "echo flutes" which is believed to refer to the "sopranino" recorder. The third one of these works features two chords in a single measure that are known as the "Phrygian cadence." The second one includes a famous solo for the valveless trumpet. The final one of these works oddly includes no violins and has a part for two violin da gambas, one of which was played at the premiere by Prince Leopold. Dedicated to the German margrave Christian Ludwig, for 10 points, name this set of six concerti named for a German city, composed by J. S. Bach.
The "Affetuoso" second movement in one of these musical works includes a theme based on the rival composer Louis Marchand.
{Brandenburg Concertos}