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• ___ d'amore

• ___ d'amore (baroque instrument)

• ___ d'amore (instrument)

• ___ d'amore (reed instrument)

• ___ d'amour (Baroque instrument)

• ___ da caccia (cor anglais forerunner)

• ___ da caccia (English-horn forerunner)

• ___ family, including bassoons and English horns

• ___d'amour

• ...an ill wind

• 'An ill wind that nobody blows any good'

• 'O' in old radio alphabets

• An ill wind that nobody blows good

• An ill wind that nobody blows good -- Bennet Cerf

• An ill wind... instrument

• Bolero instrument

• Gabriel's ___ (theme from The Mission)

• Hautbois, today

• High wood you can find among the reeds

• Ill wind that no one blows good: Nash

• Ill wind

• O example in a children's book

• O in a phonetic alphabet

• O in old radio lingo

• O in the old Army phonetic alphabet

• O to ham operators, once

• Peter and the Wolf duck

• Peter and the Wolf instrument

• Peter and the Wolf woodwind

• Wind nobody blows good

• A double reed

• A musette pipe is a small one

• A reed

• A woodwind

• A.k.a. hautboy

• Albrecht Mayer's instrument

• Alto woodwind

• An English horn is a fifth lower than it

• An English horn is lower than it

• An orchestra tunes to one

• Arghool's cousin

• Aulos relative

• Baby bassoon?

• Bach concerto instrument

• Bach's ___ Concertos

• Band instrument

• Baroque ___

• Basson relative

• Bassoon cousin

• Bassoon kin

• Bassoon's little brother

• Bassoon's little cousin

• Bassoon's relative

• Bassoon's smaller cousin

• Bert Lucarelli's instrument

• Blown orchestral instrument

• Blown reed

• Bombarde relative

• Boston Pops instrument

• Certain aerophone

• Certain band member

• Certain chamber music instrument

• Certain reed instrument

• Certain wind instrument

• Certain woodwind

• Chamber music instrument

• Chamber music instrument, sometimes

• Charmer's instrument

• Chinese horn

• Chinese horn, e.g.

• Clarina's cousin

• Clarinet cousin

• Clarinet duet partner, perhaps

• Clarinet kin

• Clarinet look-alike

• Clarinet relative

• Clarinet's neighbor

• Classical instrument

• Cockney wanderer with eastern musical instrument (4)

• Commonly seen wood

• Concert reed

• Concert wind

• Concert woodwind

• Concerto instrument

• Concerto instrument, perhaps

• Concerto soloist, perhaps

• Conical instrument

• Conical reed

• Conical woodwind

• Conservatory wind

• Contrabassoon

• Contrabassoon's little cousin

• Contrafagotto

• Cor anglais cousin

• Cousin of a bassoon

• Cousin of a clarinet

• Cousin of a heckelphone

• Cousin of an English horn

• Cousin of the bassoon

• Cousin of the clarinet

• Cousin of the English horn

• Crumhorn's kin

• Deliverer of a high pitch

• Descendant of a crumhorn

• Descendant of a shawm

• Double reed

• Double reed instrument

• Double reed member

• Double reed woodwind

• Double-reed in the orchestra

• Double-reed orchestra instrument

• Double-reed wind

• Double-reed woodwind instrument

• Double-reeded instrument

• Double-reeded woodwind

• Duck in Peter and the Wolf

• Duck's instrument in Peter and the Wolf

• Duck's representation in Peter and the Wolf

• English horn cousin

• English horn kin

• English horn relative

• English horn, e.g.

• English horn, for one

• English horn, really

• English horn's baby brother

• Ensemble part

• Ensemble part, perhaps

• Evelyn Rothwell's instrument

• Featured instrument of Peter and the Wolf

• First ___ (orchestra chair)

• Forte of Georges Gillet

• Hand-held musical instrument

• Handel wrote six concerti for it

• Harmoniphon soundalike

• Hautbois

• Hautboy (4)

• Hautboy, more commonly

• Heckel-phone's kin

• Heckelphone

• Heckelphone cousin

• Heckelphone relative

• Heckelphone, for one

• Heckelphone's woodwind cousin

• Hecklephone's cousin

• Hecklephone's relative

• Heinz Holliger's instrument

• High wind?

• High woodwind

• High-pitched aerophone

• High-pitched instrument

• High-pitched reed

• High-pitched wind

• High-pitched woodwind

• Instrument

• Instrument also called hautbois

• Instrument also called a hautboy

• Instrument also called the hautbois

• Instrument also called the hautboy

• Instrument among the reeds

• Instrument an orchestra tunes to

• Instrument family that includes the English horn and the bassoon

• Instrument feature of video board recalled (4)

• Instrument featured in Peter and the Wolf

• Instrument for Johann Jacob Bach

• Instrument for someone who knows how to lip reeds

• Instrument for the Swan Lake theme

• Instrument from the French for high wood

• Instrument heard in Sonny & Cher's I Got You Babe

• Instrument held with two hands

• Instrument in a pit

• Instrument in a wind quintet

• Instrument in an orchestra

• Instrument in NATO's phonetic alphabet

• Instrument in the woodwind section

• Instrument made from African blackwood

• Instrument made from African blackwood, often

• Instrument made from grenadilla

• Instrument often described as mournful

• Instrument once called the hautboy

• Instrument played with the mouth

• Instrument representing the duck in 'Peter and the Wolf'

• Instrument requiring a tight embouchure

• Instrument that's blown into

• Instrument that's difficult to tune

• Instrument to which an orchestra tunes

• Instrument usually made from African blackwood

• Instrument whose mouthpiece features a double reed

• Instrument whose name derives from high wood

• Instrument whose name means high wood

• Instrument with 10 keys

• Instrument with a bell

• Instrument with a conical bore

• Instrument with a double-reed

• Instrument with a double-reed mouthpiece

• Instrument with a three-octave range

• Instrument with finger holes

• Instrument with keys

• Instrument you blow into

• It gives the orchestra an A

• It has 2.5+ octaves

• It has 20+ keys

• It has a three-octave range

• It has about a three-octave range

• It has finger holes

• It has two reeds

• It is instrumental to Mitch Miller

• It means high wood

• It needs a reed

• It needs reeds

• It needs two reeds

• It sounds similar to a harmoniphon

• It used to come between Nan and Peter

• It was first heard at the court of Louis XIV

• It's among the reeds

• It's blown

• It's blown in the wind section

• It's blown in the winds

• It's derived from the French word hautbois, meaning high wood

• It's found among the reeds

• It's found in the reeds

• It's in the winds

• It's instrumental

• It's instrumental to Solti

• It's long and blown

• It's often found among the reeds

• It's seen among the reeds

• It's two octaves above the bassoon

• Its A tunes the orchestra

• Its French name means high wood

• Its keys are usually silver-plated

• Its pitch is high

• Its range is nearly three octaves

• Kin of an English horn

• Kin to a clarinet

• Kind of concerto

• Kind of pipe

• Kind of reed

• Kind of woodwind instrument

• Leon Goossens' means of expression

• Letter before Peter in an old phonetic alphabet

• Letter before Peter in old radio lingo

• Lincoln Center reed

• Literally high wood

• Little wind

• Long, slender instrument

• Long, thin musical instrument

• Ma's specialty

• Melancholy instrument

• Melancholy sounding woodwind

• Melancholy wind

• Melancholy woodwind

• Melodic wind

• Member of a pit crew?

• Military band instrument

• Mitch Miller found it instrumental

• Mitch Miller's instrument

• Modern shawm

• Modernized shawm

• Modified shawm

• Mozart wrote a concerto for it

• Mozart's ___ Concerto in C major

• Musette

• Musette pipe

• Musette pipe, e.g.

• Music maker

• Musical instrument

• Musical instrument in WWII phonetic alphabets

• Musical instrument that's blown into

• A woodwind with a conical bore and a double-reed mouthpiece

• A slender double-reed instrument