A bourrée anglaise concludes J. S. Bach’s solo partita for this instrument, (-5[1])for which (10[1])his son C. P. E. Bach also wrote a solo sonata in A minor. (10[1]-5[3])In the Berlin Philharmonic, Emmanuel Pahud (10[2])plays (10[1])this instrument. (10[2])Mozart (10[2])wrote four (10[1])quartets for this instrument (10[1])accompanied by strings, (10[1]-5[1])and a concerto for this instrument and (10[1])harp. (10[3])Francis (10[4])Poulenc’s (10[4]-5[1])(“fron-SEESE poo-LANK’s”) sonata (10[2]-5[1])for this instrument (10[2]-5[1])begins (10[1])with it playing a descending E (-5[1])minor broken (10[1])chord. Edgar Varèse (10[3])wrote (10[2])Density (10[6])21.5 (10[6])for a (10[1])player (10[1])of this instrument. A solo for this instrument marked très (10[1])modéré descends chromatically from C-sharp (10[1])to G (10[2])to open (10[1])Debussy’s (10[1])Prélude (10[2]-5[1])à (10[1]-5[1])l’apres-midi (10[2])d’un faune. (10[6]-5[1])For 10 points, (10[1])name this reedless woodwind (10[1])instrument. (10[8])■END■ (10[31]0[9])