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Very Tough Classical Music

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Very Tough Classical Music game quiz
"Not really music itself, but instruments, composers and some other trivial stuff in this grabbag of questions."

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. Which composer was the first to use a typewriter in the orchestra?
    George Fredric Haendel
    John Remington
    George Antheil
    John Cage


2. The poem 'Pelleas et Melisande' by Maurice Maeterlinck was put into music by many composers. Who didn't?
    Cesar Franck
    Jean Sibelius
    Arnold Schoenberg
    Claude Debussy


3. "Lieder eines fahrendes Gesellen", is a cycle of songs composed by?
    Ludwig van Beethoven
    Alfred Schnittke
    Carl Maria von Weber
    Gustav Mahler


4. Fetis, Aubert, Ysaye and Lekeu were composers of the same nationality. Which?
    Luxembourg
    French
    Belgian
    Swiss


5. Stravinsky wrote a lot. One of the following was certainly not one of his works. Which?
    Ebony Concerto
    Niagara Symphony
    Dumbarton Oaks
    Oedipus Rex


6. Which is the odd one out, in this list of instruments?
    Trumpet
    Bugle
    Flute
    Trombone


7. Who would we call the 'father of the nocturnes'?
    Frederic Chopin
    Claude Debussy
    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
    Berlioz


8. Which one is the odd one out?
    Bassoon
    Clarinet
    Oboe
    English horn (cor anglais)


9. The piece 4'33' is (in) famous because?
    It has never been recorded on CD
    It is actually 4'33' long
    It features a stopwatch as an instrument
    It consist of silence only


10. Which German composer did not escape to the USA before or during World War Two?
    Arnold Schoenberg
    Kurt Weill
    Erich Korngold
    Karl Amadeus Hartmann


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