Hint | Answer | % Correct | |
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N | Birth country of the composer of "Peer Gynt Suite" | Norway | 95%
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H | The only string instrument without a bow (not a piano, which technically is a percussion instrument) | harp | 89%
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Y | You can tell if a piano's keys were made of ivory because they will almost certainly be this color! | yellow | 86%
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U | Pitches moving to the right on a piano are going..... | up | 81%
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A | Verdi opera set in Egypt | Aida | 76%
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R | Joplin's genre- not "classical" but certainly classic | ragtime | 76%
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F | Orchestral Suite/Ballet by Igor Stravinsky, one of his earliest works | Firebird | 73%
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W | A very important body part for a pianist- its positions affect the success of musical phrasing and articulation | wrist | 73%
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S | Mozart's rival at court, depicted as a villain in the play "Amadeus" | Salieri | 70%
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V | Italian term for very fast and lively | vivace | 68%
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O | Handel's "Messiah" for example | oratorio | 62%
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Q | He rang the bells in Notre Dame Cathedral (fictional). | Quasimodo | 59%
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G | String instrument similar, but smaller, than a cello: viola de ______ | gamba | 54%
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D | French composer (1865-1933) of "The Sorceror's Apprentice" | Dukas | 51%
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T | A curved line connecting two of the same pitches indicating to hold for their combined value | tie | 46%
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J | Piano solo by Ravel which translates literally as "Water Games" | Jeux d'eau | 35%
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B | 20th century Danish pianist who combined comedy and classical music to create a very successful, unique career | Victor Borge | 35%
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K | Name of Sibelius' compositions, Opus 10 and 11, an orchestral suite and an overture | Karelia | 32%
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E | Wealthy Hungarian family at whose magnificent estate Haydn worked for almost 15 years | Esterhazy | 24%
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I | Opera described as a "lyrical tragedy" composed by Mozart at age 24 | Idomeneo | 22%
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C | A Baroque-era compostion which features a small group of soloists and a full orchestra | concerto grosso | 16%
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L | Nickname for Beethoven's piano sonata #26 | Les A'dieux | 11%
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M | Melodic line sung on one syllable | melisma | 11%
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P | Designation of any composition played at end of a church service | postlude | 11%
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