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If you want a piece of music played really super fast, you would most likely use which of the following tempo markings?

Presto

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What does subito piano instruct musicians to do?

suddenly become softer

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The name of Baron Karl Von Drais’s Laufmaschine translates as

“running machine”

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The composer of “The Great Crush Collision March” was BEST known for his

piano ragtime compositions

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Who built Locomotion No. 1?

George Stephenson

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Which English location is home to the world’s FIRST known lifeboat station?

Formby

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What does the acronym RNLI stand for?

Royal National Lifeboat Institution

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Which engineer took the world’s FIRST documented railway journey?

Richard Trevithick

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What modern type of harmony did Adams utilize in Short Ride in a Fast Machine?

quintal

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Which composition did David Bowie record?

“Space Oddity”

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Franz Schubert set Wilhelm Müller’s poetry about wandering journeys in

song cycles

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From the Earth to the Moon envisioned a means of travel centered on a

“space gun”

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Which artist recorded the “Horse with No Name”?

America

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Who FIRST attached a gasoline engine to a vélocipède frame?

Gottlieb Daimler

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Sports injury studies report that the percentage of horseback riders who will experience an injury is approximately

81 percent

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Which Shakespeare play was Hector Berlioz attending when he FIRST saw actress Harriet Smithson perform?

Hamlet

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For which instrument did Fryderyk Chopin originally composed Marche funèbre?

piano

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Which science historian wrote and narrated the documentary that inspired Saxon’s “747 (Strangers in the Night)”?

James Burke

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Johann Strauss Sr. celebrated the new railways in mid-century Europe in a set of dances titled

Eisenbahn-Lust-Walzer

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The first commercially successful railway, which hauled coal near Leeds, ran two steam locomotives named

Salamanca and Prince Regent

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Who wrote the poetry that Schubert set in both Die schöne Müllerin and Winterreise?

Wilhelm Müller

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Franz Schubert’s FIRST song cycle focuses on the…

Experiences of a young miller

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In which state did Andy Green set the current world land-speed record of 763 miles per hour?

Nevada

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Who composed “Charlie Rutlage”?

Charles Ives

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Which composition by John Philip Sousa remains among his most performed marches?

Stars and Stripes Forever!

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Compound meter divided the beat into

three parts

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Which city FIRST introduced omnibus service?

Paris

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Which distinction belongs to Robert Fulton’s Clermont?

The first commercially successful steamboat

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Where does the finale of Symphonie fantastique?

At a witches’ Sabbath

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To improvise runway lighting, La Guardia’s engineers repurposed

A water pumpt to feed power to flare pots

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Looking back in 2019, how did Byford describe the writing of “747 (Strangers in the Night)”

As “a moment of magic”

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Steppenwolf’s “Born to Be Wild” opens with the lyric

“Get your motor running”

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Which English city sat near the coal mine that launched the first commercially successful railway in 1812?

Leeds

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The MOST common chord progression in tonal music is

Predominant-dominant-tonic

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Four basic properties of a musical sound?

pitch, duration, volume, and timbre.

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A funeral march is characterized by frequent

Dotted rhythms

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The second movement of Symphonie fantastique is titled

“A Ball”

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Short Ride in a Fast Machine concludes with a coda built around an abrupt

D major triad

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Which modern country has yielded some of the EARLIEST physical evidence of the wheel?

Poland

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Which instruments add a dotted-note countermelody when the first theme returns in “March to the Scaffold”?

Bassons

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Whose guitar work is featured in “747 (Strangers in the Night)”

Paul Quinn

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In “March to the Scaffold,” the third theme of fortissimo calls suggests a

jeering crowd

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Which work is MOST similar in style to The Padstow Lifeboat?

Hector Berlioz’s “March to the Scaffold”

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At which point does “Charlie Rutlage” stop resembling a straightforward folk performance?

Second verse

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Which funeral featured “Dead March”?

Winston Churchill

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“Meeresstille” depicts a

Calm sea

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In The Padstow Lifeboat, the break-strain conveys a turbulent sea through

Glissandos

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The opening song of Die schöne Mullerin is

“Das Wandern”

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In standard notation, the bass clef places the pitch F on the

Fourth line from the bottom of the staff

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John A. Lomax included a version of “Rutlage” in

Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads

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Measures that change meter in rapid succession produce

Mixed meter

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At John F. Kennedy’s funeral, the coffin was accompanied by a military band playing

Marche funebre

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“Bug Plunge” is build in

Verse-chorus form

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Which device produced the timbre of the chorus melody in “Daisy Bell”

IBM 704

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Which city introduced omnibus service FIRST?

Paris

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The A string on a guitar sounds

below C3

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Which of the following can be described as a “blues-rock” band?

Canned Heat

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Which of the following was NOT composed by Aaron Copland?

a. Rodeo

b. Appalachian Spring

c. Rite of Spring

d. Billy the Kid

Rite of Spring

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Two nineteenth-century composers who composed programmatic orchestral works are

Felix Mendelssohn and Hector Berlioz

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Although “There She Is” uses conventional song form, the composer creates interest by

Transposing the melody a whole step up in the second section

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Winston Churchill’s funeral music included a composition by

George Frideric Handel

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Which of the following was NOT a cowpuncher?

a. Kid White

b. Young Preller

c. Wiley Collins

d. Charlie Rutledge

Wiley Collins

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The hocket technique originated in the

Thirteenth century

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Which of the following is NOT a music critic?

a. Lindsay Zoladz

b. Christopher Small

c. Barney Hoskyns

d. Graham Oliver

d. Graham Oliver

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Credit for emancipating dissonance through the twelve-tone method goes to

Arnold Schoneberg

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The term boneshaker refers to a

Velocipede

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The first major auto race in the US was held in which state?

Illinois

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In “Fast Car,” the phrase “Be someone” appears in which section?

Chorus

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What famous pieces did John Philip Sousa create?

Semper Fidelis, Stars and Stripes Forever , The Washington Post

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A metronome mark of 110 BPM can best be described as

Moderato

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Which continent did Homo sapiens reach around 40k years ago

Europe

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Which US opened the first underground railway?

Boston

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In the early 19th century how many ships on AVG were wrecked each yr along the coast of GB

1800

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Who composed Saudades do Brasil

Darius Milhaud

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What was the name of the first ship to make a transatlantic crossing powered solely by steam

Sirius

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How many people survived the sinking of the Titanic

706

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characters of titanic

Barrett

Bride

Fleet

Stevedore

Pitman

Lighttoller

4th Officer and Boxhall

Hitchens

Captain Smith

Murdoch

Bellboy

Ismay

Andrews

Mr. Widgery

Mr. Oliver

Mr. Hartley

Mr. Joughin

Mr. Weikman

Mr. Beecham

Mrs. Robinson

Mrs. Hutchinson

Mr. Crawford

Mr. Whitely

Mr. Etches

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The earliest gliders were constructed by

Sir George Cayley

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An example of an astronaut-focused song is Peter Schilling’s

Major Tom

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The New York Timed reported that during the 1865 blackout, passengers stuck in the New York City subway were entertained by 3:

Bagpiper

Harmonica player

Tenor