Comment: This keyword is the wind instrument-player Kuhlau had dedicated his work. This problem is rather difficult.

Petersen, Niels (1801~1851) was a flutist and called as the jewel of the Royal orchestra. He had belonged to it between 1818 and 1851. Kuhlau gave him his variation for Op. 101, "Jessonda".

Sellner, Josef (1787~1843) was an oboist in Austria. Kuhlau had visited Beethoven in Baden on 1825 with him. Op. 71, flute sonata, e moll, was dedicated to him.

Gugel, Joseph (ca.1770~18??), father and his son were hornists. Op.45, concertinoo for two horns was given.

Bruun, Peter Christian (1784~1852) checked Kuhlau's finished work for flute. He had belonged to it between 1799 and 1836. Op.51, flute quintet, was given.

Mohr, Johan Ludvig (1800~1884) was a violinist who had been belonged to the Royal Orchestra. Later, Thrane has gotten his evidence for Kuhlau. He seemed to be close to Kuhlau.

Wexschall, Frederik Thorkildson (1798~1845) was a violinist who had been belonged to the Royal Orchestra and drinking companion for Kuhlau. He seemed to be close to Kuhlau like Mohr.