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Based on texts by Thomas Jefferson, which American composer wrote "Testament of Freedom?" |
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A 1947 opera about Susan B. Anthony, "The Mother of Us All?", was written by whom?
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One of his lesser known ballets, who wrote "Billy the Kid?" |
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This composer's first symphony won him "The Prix de Rome" and his fourth won him a Pulitzer prize. His "Symphony No. 2, Romantic?", however did not win him a single award. Who composed this gorgeous piece? |
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Before coming up with "Fanfare for the Common Man?", as a title for this well known piece, "Fanfare for the Paratroops" was one of the many titles this composer threw around first. Who is he? |
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Who wrote the extremely unconventional and baffling piece "4'33""? |
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Which composer, also well known in insurance circles, wrote "Three Places in New England?" |
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Featured in Oliver Stone's "Platoon", "Adagio for Strings" was written by which composer? |
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The opera "Candide" was written by this composer who was also very famous in his time as a conductor. Who is he? |
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The opera, "Nixon in China?" was written by which composer who made his mark in the later half of the 20th century? |
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The "Song of Democracy", a stirring piece using text by a famous American poet, was written by whom? |
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"Call of the Champions", the theme to the 2002 Olympics in Salt Lake City, was written by whom? |
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The four-hour opera "Einstein on the Beach" that features a chorus that sings only numbers and solfege (do, re, mi etc.) was written by whom? |
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"Symphonic Metamorphosis on a Theme of Carl Maria von Weber" was written by this German-born composer who immigrated to the United States. Who is he? |
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This early 20th century American composer became famous for his stirring marches like "Stars and Stripes Forever", "Washington Post", and "Liberty Bell March". Who is he? |
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