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Who built the first successful steam locomotive?

Richard Trevithick

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When was the first documented railway journey?

February 21, 1804

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What was the first documented railway journey's purpose?

Transport ten tons of iron

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Where did the first documented railway journey travel from/to?

Penydarren, Walesto canal wharf in Abercynon

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How long was the first documented railway journey?

9 miles

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What difficulty did the first documented railway journey experience?

Bolt sheared, boiler started leaking because the engine was too heavy

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Who built Locomotion No.1?

George Stephenson

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When was the first successful passenger train launched?

September 27, 1825

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Where did the first commercially successful railway travel from?

From Middleton coal mine in Leeds, England

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When was the first commercially successful railway beginning to run?

1812 (8 yrs after first steam locomotive)

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What steam locomotives traveled through the first commercially successful railway?

Salamanca and Prince Regent

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Who bankrolled George Stephenson to build Locomotion No. 1?

Edward Pease

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For what railway was Locomotion No. 1 made for?

Stockton and Darlington Railway

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Where is the Stockton and Darlington Railway?

Northeast of England

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Who bought Locomotion No. 1 first?

Pease's son Joseph

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How much did Joseph pay to have Locomotion No. 1 on a pedestal in Darlington?

50 euros

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To where was Locomotion No. 1 loaned?

Chicago and Philadelphia

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When was Locomotion No. 1 loaned to Chicago and Philadelphia? Why?

1876 for 50th anniversary of the American railroad

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When was Locomotion No. 1 hidden?

During WW2

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Where does an image of the Locomotion No. 1 show up?

The badge of the Quakers, Darlington's football club

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Where is Locomotion No. 1 now?

National Railway Museum in England

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Who composed Eisenbahn-Lust-Walzer?

Johann Strauss, Sr

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When was Eisenbahn-Lust-Walzer made?

1836

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What does Eisenbahn-Lust-Walzer translate to?

"railway pleasure waltzes"

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Who published "Le chemim de fer", op. 27?

Charles-Valentin Alkan

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When was "Le chemim de fer", op. 27 published?

1844

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How does "Le chemim de fer", op. 27 end?

Ritardando as the train halts

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Who's 1923 orchestral composition was deemed as programmatic, with the composer denying it?

Arthur Honegger

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What was the 1923 orchestral composition deemed as programmatic?

Pacific 231

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What did Arthur Honegger respond with to those saying his orchestral composition was programmattic?

It was a "mathematical acceleration of rhythm"

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Who wrote a piece based on a trainwreck?

ragtime composer Scott Joplin

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What was the piece based on a trainwreck called?

"The Great Crush Collision March"

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When was the piece based on a trainwreck made?

1896

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Who staged a trainwreck?

William George Crush

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How many people watched the staged trainwreck?

40,000 people

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Where was the staged trainwreck?

Waco, Texas

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When was the staged trainwreck?

September 15, 1896

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How many cars did the locomotives in the staged trainwreck carry?

6

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How long was the track for the staged trainwreck?

4 miles

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How fast did the trains in the staged trainwreck go?

50 mph

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What tradegy occured in the staged trainwreck?

Boilers exploded

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Casualties and injuries from the staged trainwreck:

2 people dead, 6 injured, 1 photographer lost an eye

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How does Scott Joplin divulge from the staged trainwreck in "The Great Crush Collision March"?

Train whistles are heard (in reality they wouldn't have been)

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Who was the photographer who lost an eye due to the staged trainwreck?

Jervis C. Deane

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Examples of styles for train-themed music: (4)

Folk music, gospel, big-band swing, Motown

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Examples of songs for train-themed music:

"I've Been Working on the Railroad"

"This Train is Bound for Glory"

"Chattanooga Choo Choo"

"On the Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa Fe"

“Last train to Clarksville”

"Long Train Runnin"

“Midnight Train to Georgia”

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What song was originally about a midnight plane flying to Houston?

"Midnight Train to Georgia"

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Who wrote a musical about racing trains?

Andrew Lloyd Webber

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When was Starlight Express made?

1984

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What musical about racing trains did Andrew Lloyd Webber make?

Starlight Express

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Where and when was a special theater made for Starlight Express (which characters use roller-skates and train costumes) constructed?

London, 2024

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Who is the "star" of Starlight Express?

Rusy, a steam engine

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A children story mimicing sound of a steam engine in motion

The Little Engine The Could: "I think I can, I think I can"

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When did diesel trains begin operating?

1930s

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How long did steam railways keep running?

1960s

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Who composed Bachianas brasileiras No. 2?

Heiter Villa-Lobos

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When was Bachianas brasileiras No. 2 composed?

1930