Vulgate of the Book of Lamentations, includes a sarrusophone in its unusual scoring, which also features a solo Flugelhorn. American composer Barney Childs composed a chamber work, The Golden Bubble (1967), for EE♭ contrabass sarrusophone and one percussionist. Kaikhosru Shapurji Sorabji frequently utilized the contrabass sarrusophone, calling for it in his 1st, 4th, and 8th piano concertos, Opus clavisymphonicum for piano and orchestra, his two orchestral symphonies and the Messa grande sinfonica. Jazz The song "Mandy Make Up Your Mind" recorded in 1924 with Clarence Williams and Louis Armstrong features an extended solo by Sidney Bechet on EEb Contrabass Sarrussophone and continues to feature him for approximately the last half of the song. On Frank Kimbrough’s 2018 album Monk's Dreams: The Complete Compositions of Thelonious Sphere Monk Scott Robinson plays contrabass sarrusophone on the tracks “Misterioso” and “Straight No Chaser”. References External links The Sarrusophone Sarrusophones Single oboes with conical bore Contrabass instruments