| What the hautbois is called, today | 34 |
| Used when rocker's jam w/orchestra | 38 |
| Strauss wrote a concerto in D for it | 36 |
| Some orchestra members find it instrumental | 43 |
| Soloist in Schubert's Ninth Symphony | 40 |
| Snake charmer, in musician's slang | 38 |
| Reed to which an orchestra tunes | 32 |
| Radio letter between Nan and Peter | 34 |
| Preceder of Peter in a phonetic alphabet | 40 |
| Peter and the Wolf's "duck" | 41 |
| Orchestra's tuning instrument | 33 |
| Orchestra's "tuning" instrument | 45 |
| Orchestra's "tuning fork" | 39 |
| “O” in old radio alphabets | 34 |
| Musical instrument in WWII phonetic alphabets | 45 |
| Musical instrument in phonetic alphabets | 40 |
| Mozart's "___ Concerto in C major" | 48 |
| Mozart's __ Concerto in C major | 35 |
| Mitch MillerÂ's instrument | 34 |
| Letter before Peter in old radio lingo | 38 |
| Letter before Peter in an old phonetic alphabet | 47 |
| Letter before Peter in a phonetic alphabet | 42 |
| Leon Goossens' means of expression | 38 |
| Its mouthpiece has a double reed | 32 |
| Its keys are usually silver-plated | 34 |
| Its French name means "high wood" | 43 |
| Its ''A'' tunes the orchestra | 45 |
| It was instrumental to Mitch Miller | 35 |
| It sounds similar to a harmoniphon | 34 |
| It is instrumental to Mitch Miller | 34 |
| It has about a three-octave range | 33 |
| Instrument with a three-octave range | 36 |
| Instrument usually made from African blackwood | 46 |
| Instrument used to set the pitch for an orchestra | 49 |
| Instrument that's difficult to tune | 39 |
| Instrument that's blown into | 32 |
| Instrument that tunes an orchestra | 34 |
| Instrument played with the mouth | 32 |
| Instrument on Mariah Carey's "Hero" | 49 |
| Instrument often made from grenadilla wood | 42 |
| Instrument made from African blackwood, often | 45 |
| Instrument in the woodwind section | 34 |
| Instrument in some baroque pop tunes | 36 |
| Instrument in NATO's phonetic alphabet | 42 |
| Instrument heard on "For All We Know" | 47 |
| Instrument for the "Swan Lake" theme | 46 |
| Instrument for someone who knows how to lip reeds | 49 |
| Instrument for Johann Jacob Bach | 32 |
| Instrument also called a hautboy | 32 |
| Hecklephone's woodwind cousin | 33 |
| English horn's close relative | 33 |
| Contrabassoon's little cousin | 33 |
| Certain chamber music instrument | 32 |
| An English horn is lower than it | 32 |
| An English horn is a fifth lower than it | 40 |
| "Wind nobody blows good" | 34 |
| "O" to ham operators, once | 36 |
| "O" in the old Army phonetic alphabet | 47 |
| "O" in a phonetic alphabet | 36 |
| "Ill wind that no one blows good": Nash | 49 |
| "I Got You Babe" reed instrument | 42 |
| "An ill wind that no one blows good" | 46 |
| "An ill wind ..." instrument | 38 |
| ''Bolero'' instrument | 37 |
| _____ d'amore (baroque instrument) | 38 |
| ___ family, including bassoons and English horns | 48 |
| ___ da caccia (English-horn forerunner) | 39 |
| ___ da caccia (cor anglais forerunner) | 38 |
| ___ d'amore (reed instrument) | 33 |
| ___ d'amore (baroque instrument) | 36 |
| __ d'amour: baroque instrument | 34 |
| Protection method from flying debris | 36 |
| They're found among the reeds | 33 |
| Instruments similar to English horns | 36 |
| Woodwind instruments with 24 keys | 33 |
| Violas' neighbors in an orchestra | 37 |
| They're usually made of African Blackwood | 45 |
| Pair in an average-sized orchestra | 34 |
| Instruments used in orchestra tuning | 36 |
| "Peter and the Wolf" musician | 39 |
| Certain member of the wind section | 34 |
| One with a solo in "Peter and the Wolf" | 49 |
| "Peter and the Wolf" soloist | 38 |
| There are two in Beethoven's Fifth | 38 |
| Some members of the reed section | 32 |
| Musicians whom orchestras tune up to | 36 |
| "The Rite of Spring" quartet | 38 |
| Pat of "Some Like It Hot" | 35 |
| Pat of "Knute Rockne All American" | 44 |
| Leno's successor, and vice versa | 36 |
| Leno's successor who didn't succeed | 43 |
| Inner Party member in "1984" | 38 |
| Comic who hosted the 2014 MTV Movie Awards | 42 |
| A star of "Seven Days in May" | 39 |
| "Nineteen Eighty-Four" antagonist | 43 |
| "Access Hollywood" cohost | 35 |
| 'Tonight Show' host, briefly | 36 |
| ___ potatoes (certain home fries) | 33 |
| Delivery room doctors, for short | 32 |
| No longer used, as a word: Abbr. | 32 |