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Last updated: March 10, 2021
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Work(s)
Composer
A Little Night Music, Jupiter Symphony, Requiem Mass, Prague Symphony (Austrian, 1700s)
Wolfgang Mozart
Farewell Symphony #45, Sun Quartets, The Paris Symphonies, Surprise Symphony (Austrian, 1700s)
Franz Haydn
The Trout Quintet, The Tragic Symphony #4, The Unfinished Symphony #8 (Austrian, 1800s)
Franz Schubert
The Blue Danube, The Bat, Tales from the Vienna Woods (Austrian, 1800s)
Johann Strauss
Song of the Earth, Titan Symphony #1, Resurrection Symphony (Austrian, 1800s)
Gustav Mahler
Symphony #0, Romantic Symphony #4 (Austrian, 1800s)
Anton Bruckner
Pierrot lunaire, Transfiguration Night, Moses and Aaron (Austrian, 1900s)
Arnold Schoenberg
Lulu, Wozzeck (Austrian, 1900s)
Alban Berg
Passacaglia, Six Pieces for Orchestra (Austrian, 1900s)
Anton von Webern
Oh Susanna, My Old Kentucky Home, Camptown Races (American, 1800s)
Stephen Foster
The Entertainer, Maple Leaf Rag, Treemonisha (American, 1800s)
Scott Joplin
Work(s)
Composer
Dixie (American, 1800s)
Daniel Emmett
Cabildo (American, 1900s)
Amy Beach
Second Piano Sonata: Concord Mass, Three Places in New England (American, 1900s)
Charles Ives
Stars and Stripes Forever, Washington Post March, Gladiator (American, 1900s)
John Sousa
The Pirates of Penzance, HMS Pinafore, The Mikado (English, 1800s)
Gilbert and Sullivan
Porgy and Bess, Rhapsody in Blue, Of Thee I Sing, An American in Paris (American, 1900s)
George Gershwin
Adagio for Strings, Vanessa, Antony and Cleopatra, School for Scandal (American, 1900s)
Samuel Barber
Carousel, The King and I, Oklahoma!, Sound of Music, Showboat (American, 1900s)
Rodgers and Hammerstein
On the Town, Candide, West Side Story (American, 1900s)
Leonard Bernstein
Appalachian Spring, Fanfare for the Common Man, Billy the Kid, Rodeo (American,1900s)
Aaron Copland
Work(s)
Composer
Roberta, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes, Old Man River, All the Things You Are, Showboat (American, 1900s)
Jerome Kern
Company, A Little Night Music, Sweeney Todd, Sunday in the Park with George, Into the Woods, a Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (American, 1900s)
Stephen Sondheim
Cats, Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar, Phantom of the Opera, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (American, 1900s)
Andrew Lloyd-Webber
My Fair Lady, Camelot, Brigadoon (American, 1900s)
Lerner and Loewe
Israel Symphony (American, 1900s)
Ernest Bloch
Einstein on the Beach, Akhnaten, The Voyage (American, 1900s)
Philip Glass
Nixon in China, Harmonium, Death of Klinghoffer (American, 1900s)
John Adams
Four Saints in Three Acts, The Mother of Us All (American, 1900s)
Virgil Thomson
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas, Cheek to Cheek, Annie get your Gun, Call me Madam, Top Hat, Easter Parade (Russian-American, 1900s)
Irving Berlin
Mathis der Maler (German-American, 1900s)
Paul Hindemith
NigelS
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Level 95
Mar 10, 2021
Hindemith was German, but emigrated to the US. You ask for composers and yet require Rodgers and Hammerstein for the Carousel answer – but for Lerner and Loewe you only want Loewe. Suggest allow just Rodgers as the answer to Carousel etc as this is about composers rather than lyric writers. As for Gilbert and Sullivan, the same applies (Sullivan is the composer) but they are not even remotely "American" even though their music was popular in the US during their lifetimes. Also they are 1800s rather than 1900s. But I don't think they should be here at all.
MarshallGG
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Level 23
Mar 10, 2021
Hi! I appreciate this a lot. For some reason, the paper I used as my source for this quiz had Gilbert and Sullivan under American composers, I apologize for not fact checking. Also, I have never heard of the "Lerner and Loewe" collaboration, only Loewe (which is also what the paper I used said), I will correct this. Just "Rodgers" should be good enough to answer his question now as well. I will fix Gilbert and Sullivan in the same way. I will also rename the quiz to just Composers. Thank you for letting me know these things, if there's anything else I should fix or anything I miss let me know! This is my first quiz so I appreciate this a lot.
NigelS
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Level 95
Mar 10, 2021
Great first quiz! You've got a lot of really good questions here. Thanks for sorting out those bits and pieces.
MarshallGG
+1
Level 23
Mar 10, 2021
Thank you :) I noticed that there's a severe lack of composer quizzes, so I decided to make one! It was mostly for me, but I decided to make it public just for giggles. Thank you again for the information!
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