Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Famous four-note motif | DSCH | 76%
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City where he was born (name at the time) | St. Petersburg | 70%
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String quartet that may have been a suicide note | String Quartet No. 8 | 70%
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Son who became a pianist and conductor | Maxim Shostakovich | 62%
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13th Symphony subtitle | Babi Yar | 51%
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Political event that the 12th Symphony was written about | Russian Revolution of 1917 | 41%
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Alleged memoirs, published 1979 | Testimony | 41%
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Article that led to his first denunciation | Muddle Instead of Music | 38%
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Opera, premiered 1934 | Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District | 24%
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Where he studied composition | Leningrad Conservatory | 24%
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Suite featuring Waltz No. 2 | Suite for Variety Orchestra | 24%
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Friend and conductor of the Leningrad Symphony Orchestra | Yevgeny Mravinsky | 24%
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Editor of the above | Solomon Volkov | 22%
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Teacher at above | Alexander Glazunov | 19%
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1980 Summer Olympics theme music | Festive Overture | 16%
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First ballet, premiered 1930 | The Golden Age | 14%
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Red Army marshal, friend of Shostakovich, executed in 1936 | Mikhail Tukhachevsky | 11%
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1948 song cycle: "From ______ ____ ______" | From Jewish Folk Poetry | 8%
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Conductor at the Leningrad premiere of the 7th Symphony | Karl Eliasberg | 5%
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City he was evacuated to in 1941 (name at the time) | Kuibyshev | 5%
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