Score Clue | Symphony | % Correct |
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The second movement English horn solo was later turned into the spiritual "Goin' Home" | Dvorak 9th "From the New World" | 91%
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The fifth movement "Dream of a Witch's Sabbath" prominently quotes the Dies Irae | Berlioz Symphonie fantastique | 82%
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The third movement prominently features the tune Frère Jacques and klezmer-inspired melodies | Mahler 1st | 73%
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The second movement is a "limping waltz" in 5/4 time and the first movement quotes from Orthodox chant | Tchaikovsky 6th "Pathétique" | 73%
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This Russian symphony is composed in the style of Haydn and contains an extremely short gavotte | Prokofiev 1st "Classical" | 70%
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The second movement allegretto in A minor has a long-short-short-long-long rhythm | Beethoven 7th | 64%
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The fourth movement soprano soloist sings about a child's view of heaven | Mahler 4th | 64%
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The second movement contains a cymbal crash, supposedly at the moment the composer heard of Wagner's death | Bruckner 7th | 55%
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The fourth movement features snap rhythms reminiscent of the title region | Mendelssohn 3rd "Scottish" | 45%
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The fourth movement fugue is based on the note sequence C-D-F-E | Mozart 41st "Jupiter" | 42%
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The fourth movement prominently features a "battle" between two timpanis that change pitch during the passage | Nielsen 4th "Inextinguishable" | 42%
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This one-movement symphony unusually presents all themes in C major while almost constantly changing tempi | Sibelius 7th | 39%
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The first movement opens with an E-flat major hemiola rhythm and the fourth is inspired by a cathedral | Schumann 3rd "Rhenish" | 36%
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The first movement quotes from the William Tell Overture and the fourth features Wagner's "Fate" leitmotif | Shostakovich 15th | 33%
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The opening motif is based on the phrase "Frei aber froh", or "free but happy" | Brahms 3rd | 27%
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The C major first movement opens with an applied dominant chord and is sometimes called a "musical joke" | Beethoven 1st | 24%
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The opening motif of the first movement begins with an ascending minor sixth in the strings | Shostakovich 5th | 18%
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Each movement is preceded by the reading of a line of poetry, such as "Love, all alike, no season knows, nor clime" | Vaughan Williams 7th "Sinfonia Antartica" | 18%
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The slow introduction to the first movement opens with a dotted ascending D-A | Haydn 104th "London" | 15%
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One melodic motive prominently features a grupetto while another uses the "gypsy" scale | Rachmaninoff 1st | 12%
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