Janáček Leoš. Concertino for piano, two violins, viola, clarinet, French horn and bassoon: Score

Prague: Hudební Matice, 1926. -— 33 p.
In 1927 Janáček added a commentary to the definitive program. The theme from the first movement is compared to a "grumpy hedgehog", the clarinet in the second movement to a "fidgety squirrel", the atmosphere of the third part is compared to a "night owl and other night animals", and the last movement is considered by the composer as the "scene from a fairy-tale, where everybody is arguing". The first movement contains only horn and piano, the second only clarinet and piano; other instruments join in during the third and fourth movements
Moderato.
Piú mosso.
Con moto.
Allegro.