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Composers by Numbers of Symphonies

We give you the number of symphonies a composer has written, with the nickname of one of their more famous ones. (One or two of these composer's symphonies have no "most famous nickname" - or they wrote no symphonies at all. In those cases we give you, in parentheses, the name of another of their famous works). Who are these composers?
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one of his works
composer
9
New World
Dvořák
9
Resurrection
Mahler
9
Pastoral
Beethoven
9
Sinfonia antartica
Vaughan Williams
10
Unfinished
Schubert
41
Haffner
Mozart
6
Pathétique
Tchaikovsky
0
(Water Music)
Handel
106
London
Haydn
2
(Coronation March)
Elgar
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one of his works
composer
67
Mt St Helens
Hovhaness
15
Leningrad
Shostakovich
7
(Lieutenant Kijé)
Prokofiev
0
(Mother Goose)
Ravel
3
(In the Steppes of Central Asia)
Borodin
5
Scottish
Mendelssohn
0
(Il barbiere di Siviglia)
Rossini
1
(Peer Gynt)
Grieg
7
(På verandan vid havet)
Sibelius
0
(A kékszakállú herceg vára)
(Bluebeard's Castle)
Bartók
FentonsDad
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Level 86
Apr 2, 2017
Very nice, thank you!
TenThousand
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Level 76
Apr 2, 2017
Thanks :) Before I forget, I'd better mention that the number of symphonies does vary according to who you listen to - some sources include, or don't include, unfinished symphonies, and differing sources also disagree on whether to count various works as symphonies!
NigelS
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Level 95
Apr 2, 2017
Nice quiz. Regarding "Symphony in C": Prokofiev wrote 7 symphonies, not 3, and while No. 4 is in C major it's never known as anything other than Symphony No. 4. Did you maybe mean Stravinsky (who did write three, one of them called Symphony in C).
TenThousand
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Level 76
Apr 2, 2017
Dear oh dear, I'd better save the original answer for next year's April Fools Quiz for More Refined Quiztakers. For now, this question has been adjusted to match reality.
NigelS
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Level 95
Apr 2, 2017
Nice adjustment there :)
TenThousand
+1
Level 76
Apr 3, 2017
It was a Kiwi quizzer's creative response to just criticism.
cwasims
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Level 62
Jun 12, 2018
If you're looking for a better Prokofiev clue, his 1st symphony in D is always called "Classical".
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