Referring Clues

• Handheld instruments
• Relatives of the English horn
• They're found among the reeds
• Easy-to-carry instruments
• Woodwind section
• They sit near the violas
• Heckelphone cousins
• Some orchestra members
• Reeds section
• Double-reed instruments
• Double reeds
• Wind section
• Some are made of rosewood
• Blown winds
• Wind instruments
• Clarinet cousins
• Some reeds
• Bassoon's smaller cousins
• Woodwinds
• Slender woodwinds
• Instruments used in orchestra tuning
• Orchestra section
• Certain winds
• Orchestra-tuning instruments
• Orchestra group
• Winds in a pit
• Relatives of English horns
• They're blown in the winds
• Cousins of bassoons
• Tubular instruments
• Duo in a typical symphony
• English horn relatives
• Symphony section
• They're fingered like saxes
• Woodwind instruments
• Wide-range reeds
• Bassoons' little brothers
• Reed instruments
• Conical woodwinds
• Bassoons' smaller relatives
• They're usually made of African Blackwood
• Sarrusophone cousins
• Orchestra reeds
• Winds up on stage, maybe
• Philharmonic instruments
• Sources of some pit squeaks
• They have conical bores
• Instruments similar to English horns
• Challenging winds
• Orchestration lines
• Some winds
• Group of winds
• Orchestra instruments
• Some woodwinds
• Part of the reed section
• Certain double reeds
• High-pitched woodwinds
• Orchestral instruments
• Heckelphone relatives
• Certain woodwinds
• Krummhorn cousins
• Mellow woodwinds
• Certain woodwind
• Some winds in a pit
• Symphonic reeds
• English horn cousins
• Heckelphones
• Certain wind instruments
• Bassoon relatives
• Ersatz duck calls
• Woodwind group
• Orchestra tuners
• Woodwind section members
• Orchestral group
• Some double reed instruments
• Double-reeded woodwinds
• Ducks, in "Peter and the Wolf" productions
• High winds?
• Double-reed winds
• Cousins of English horns
• Woodwind family members
• English-horn cousins
• High-pitched double-reeds
• High-pitched winds
• Orchestra members
• Bassoons' kin
• Wind section members
• Wind quintet instruments
• They require double reeds
• Some wind instruments
• Melancholy woodwinds
• English horns' cousins
• Reeding assignments?
• Bright-toned winds
• Melodious winds
• Reedy instruments
• Pair in an average-sized orchestra
• Orchestra winds
• Orchestra woodwinds
• Wood winds
• Clarinets' kin
• Instruments with trilling
• Small section of an orchestra
• Instruments with flared bells
• Slender orchestra group?
• Cousins of clarinets
• Orchestral winds
• Foursome in Mahler's "Symphony of a Thousand"
• Orchestral reeds
• Double-reed woodwinds
• Mellow winds
• Woods in a pit
• Reeded instruments
• Some double-reed instruments
• Bassoon cousins
• March winds, perhaps
• Conical-bore woodwinds
• Orchestral contingent
• Reed section
• Black winds
• Bassoon's cousins
• Tuners of orchestras
• High woodwinds
• Some double reeds
• Thin woodwinds
• Penetrating winds
• Winds down in a pit?
• Pair in the score for Beethoven's Fifth
• Flute relatives
• Cousins of musettes
• Some woodwind instruments
• Nasal-sounding instruments
• Some orchestral instruments
• Might their music produce boos out East?
• Their music leaves American vagrants breathless!
• Instruments of love in high orders
• They can be played with old bones, but not new
• Music makers, "Drifters", lacking a lead
• Members of the woodwind section
• They're often seated behind the violas
• Crumhorn cousins
• Instruments featured in the first of Bach's Brandenburg concertos
• Providers of music for 'omeless vagrants
• They're played by 10 blowers regularly
• Old blowers regularly play these
• Slender, black woodwind instruments
• Reeded woodwinds
• Symphonic winds
• Orchestra section behind the violas
• They're instrumental in making players puff
• Some reed instruments
• Notes get blown out of them
• English horns
• Reeds with melancholy sounds
• Instruments among the reeds
• Untunable woodwinds
• Instruments with double reeds
• Woodwinds lower than a 28 Down
• Orchestras tune to them
• Musettes’ cousins
• They're higher than bassoons
• Flutes' neighbors in an orchestra
• Piccolos' frequent neighbors
• Two-reeded woodwinds
• Orchestral pair, at a minimum
• Might their music produce boos out East?
• Yamaha products
• Small section of a pit
• Instruments used for tuning
• Instruments orchestras tune to
• Woodwinds with double reeds
• Instruments similar to clarinets
• Orchestral group pitched to C
• Winds orchestras tune to
• Instruments with bell-shaped bottoms
• Woodwinds "d'amore"
• Smaller cousins of English horns
• Woodwinds that are usually black
• Slender instruments
• Orchestral woodwinds
• Orchestra section toward the middle of the pit