Glazunov (Rousseau): Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Piano Instrument_Oboe He served as Professor of

He served as Professor of Clarinet

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or one bassoon (playing part I) and one contrabassoon (playing part II)

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Glazunov (Rousseau): Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Piano Instrument_Oboe He served as Professor ofCode: JP4081 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0374 2 From the time of its invention, a new instrument will have music written for it only when composers have heard the instrument played well. Mozart's Concerto for Clarinet, written in 1791, is generally considered the first great work for that relatively young instrument. The completion of the Concerto occurred almost one century following its invention, and was inspired by the virtuoso Anton Stadler. Brahms was