A musical performance from the movie "Deliverance" features a "Dueling" pair of these
Used in military bands, the large-bored euphonium is a type of this brass instrument
European dance masters used to accompany pupils with a pochette, a small version of this stringed instrument
The English name of this woodwind is a corruption of its French name which means "high wood"
In violin music martele means to accent the notes sharply, as if striking a nail with this tool
An instrumental composition that often features excerpts from ballets, like "The Nutcracker"
A symphonic poem such as Liszt's "Die Hunnenschlacht" is also known as this kind of "poem"
It's the specific term for the person who writes the text of an opera
It's a fanciful or "humorous" French term for a composition; Dvorak wrote a famous one
Songs in this musical include "I, Don Quixote' & "The Quest"