Sum of the Parts

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1. What is the number of keys (both black and white) on a standard full size piano keyboard added to the number of valves on a trumpet? 81 91 101 71

2. What is the number associated with Haydn's 'London' symphony? 103 104 113 118

3. Elgar's 'Variations on an Original Theme (Enigma)' begins with the theme and ends with the finale, but how many variations are there in between? 12 13 11 10

4. Continuing with Elgar - the tune 'Land of Hope and Glory' comes from one of his 'Pomp and Circumstance' marches, but which one? 2 4 3 1

5. In 'Peter and The Wolf' by Prokofiev, the humans in the story are Peter (played by the strings), Grandfather (played by the bassoon) and the Hunters (played by the woodwind section, with the percussion playing their gunshots). But how many different animals feature in the story, with their own accompanying music? 4 3 5 6

6. In Holst's 'The Planets Suite' each movement is named after a different planet, but how many planets are featured? 5 7 8 6

7. Some of Beethoven's symphonies have names as well as numbers, but what is the number of his 'Pastoral' symphony added to the number of his 'Eroica' symphony? 9 8 10 7

8. One of Tchaikovsky's famous works is an overture written to commemorate the defense of Moscow against Napoleon's army. Known for the use of canons at the end of the piece, its title includes the year the battle against Napoleon was won. What year is this? 1812 1808 1815 1819

9. Camille Saint-Saëns' "Le Carnaval des Animaux (The Carnival of the Animals)" references many animals within its movements, but how many movements are there? 13 14 15 12

10. Composer John Cage famously wrote a piece of music consisting only of silence. The title of the piece is the length of time it lasts, but how long is this? 2 minutes 11 seconds 3 minutes 22 seconds 4 minutes, 33 seconds 5 minutes 44 seconds