In this work, which begins when one character leaves a gate open, a character played by the flute mocks another for being unable to fly.
In this work, which begins when one character leaves a gate open, a character played by the flute mocks another for being unable to fly. The return of the oboe at the end of this composition signifies that one character has been swallowed alive and is (*) quacking from the stomach of a character represented by the French horns. A clarinet represents the cat, and a bassoon represents the grandfather of one title character. For 10 points, name this work in which a boy outsmarts a canine, composed by Sergei Prokofiev.
In this work, which begins when one character leaves a gate open, a character played by the flute mocks another for being unable to fly.
{Peter} and the {Wolf}