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Who created the French symphonic work La mer (“The Sea”)?

Claude Debussy

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Which English musician created the orchestral suite The Sea?

Frank Bridge

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What year did Bedich Smetana make the programmatic journey song of his homeland river?

1874

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Which Czech composer made “Vltava”, a programmatic journey down a beloved river of their homeland?

Bedrich Smetana

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When did Philip Glass compose a ballet score about the Amazon, 2nd longest river in the world?

1999.

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Which composer made Aguas da Amazonia, a ballet score on the Amazon river?

Philip Glass

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Which composer made Yellow River Cantata?

Xian Xinghai.

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What year did Yin Chengzong lead a group of Chinese composers to revising a work by Xian Xinghai?

1969

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Who composed Yellow River Piano Concerto, for piano and orchestra?

Yin Chengzong.

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What are the two great tributaries of the Mississippi River?

Ohio and Missouri, the third largest river system.

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How long was the list of songs put together by an amateur historian that reference the Mississippi?

More than 1000.

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Who suggests the Mississippi river to be the most musical river in the world?

National Park Service.

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Which composer made Mississippi River Suite?

Florence Price

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When did Florence price become the first black women to have a symphony performed by a major American orchestra?

1933.

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Which composer made Mississippi Suite: A Journey in Tones?

Ferde Grofe

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From what locations does Ferde Grofe depict in his Mississippi suite?

The headwaters of the Mississippi in Minnesota to New Orleans.

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When and where did Ferde Grofe’s Mississippi Suite premiere?

1926, New York.

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Which composer made Reflections on the Mississippi?

Michael Daugherty.

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Reflections on the Mississippi, a tuba concerto, is also arranged for?

Tuba and wind band,

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Which composer made Niagara Falls?

Michael Daugherty

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Which musical work was Michael Daugherty’s first composition for the wind band?

Niagara Falls

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Which university symphonic band had a piece written in honor of its hundredth anniversary?

University of Michigan

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Why did Michael Daugherty write his first composition for the wind band?

In honor of the hundredth anniversary of a University.

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Which composer made Symphony No. 50: “Mount St. Helens.”

Alan Hovhaness

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When did Mt. Saint Helen erupt? Causing the largest landslide in history.

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Where was Alan Hovhaness when Mt. Saint Helens erupted?

Seattle.

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Who asked Alan Hovhaness to make a commemorative work about Mt. Saint Helens?

His publisher.

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When did Congress declare Mt. Saint Helens a national monument?

1982

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When did Alan Hovhaness complete his work on Mt. Saint Helens?

1982.

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Which composer made the lovely concerto Yellowstone for Violin and Orchestra?

Jett Hitt

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Which composer made Sequoia, their first orchestral composition?

Joan Tower.

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Which composer made Afro-American Symphony?

William Grant Still.

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Which orchestral work was the first Black composition to be performed by a major American orchestra?

Afro-American Symphony

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Who made the series American Scene?

William Grant Still.

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What are the five suite subsections of the series American Scene?

1: “The East”, 2: “The South”, 3: “The Old West”, 4: “The Far West”, and 5: The Southwest: A Mountain, A Memorial, and a Song. ESOFWS

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Who published the book-length study of musical output capturing American scenes: Sounds of Place: Music and the American Cultural Landscape?

Denise von Glahn.

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When did Denise von Glahn publish his book length study of the vast musical output capturing American scenes?

2003.

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Which musician are few composers likely to match the “Place” output of?

Grofe.

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Which composer made Yellowstone Suite?

Ferde Grofe.

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Which composer made the compositions Death Valley Suite, Hudson River Suite, Dawn at Lake Mead?

Ferde Grofe.

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Which closer regarded themself as a “composer of Americana”?

Ferde Grofe

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Where was Ferde Grofe born?

New York in a musical family.

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When did Ferde Grofe move to the West Coast?

He was an infant.

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What instruments did Ferde Grofe learn to play?

Piano, violin, viola, and alto horn.

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What sort of venues requiring live performers did Ferde Grofe perform in during his time in the Southwest?

Vaudeville houses, theaters, film sets, and carabets.

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Which composer made Rhapsody in Blue?

George Gershwin.

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When did the Walt Disney movie adapting Grofe’s score win Academy Award for Best Short Subject?

1958

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Who is Eddie King?

Recording supervisor for Columbia Records.

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What did Eddie King contribute to Grofe’s suite?

Mentioned the Bright Angel Trail.

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What is the name of the pioneer who advertised Mule rides and lodging at his hotel?

John Hance.

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As early as what year did tourists begin to ride mules?

1887

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Which composer made the 1926 song “Horses”?

Byron Gay and Richard Whiting.

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Which radio show used Grofe’s suite for 20 years as its signature tune?

The Philip Morris Radio Show.

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Vivaldi’s work “Four Seasons” was made for the concerto of which instrument?

Violin.

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What is the second concerto of “Four Seasons”?

“Summer”

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What does the second concerto of “Four Seasons” illustrate in its third movement?

A dramatic storm.

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Which composer made the two concerto work, “La Tempesta di mare”?

Antonio Vivaldi

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Numerous operas of what era include storms?

Baroque.

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Which composer made the opera Alcione?

Marin Marais.

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What was the name of the storm scene in Marin Marais’s 1706 opera?

“Tempete”

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Which composer made the opera Hippolytus et Aricie?

Jean-Phillipe Rameau.

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Which part of Jean-Phillipe Rameau’s opera has a storm scene?

Act IV

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What is the new genre of music in the Classical Era?

Symphony.

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What is a symphony?

a multi-movement work with an orchestra.

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Which composer named the finale of their symphony “La Tempesta”?

Johann Baptist Vanhal.

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What is the key of Johann Baptist Vanhal’s symphony?

E-flat Major.

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Which composer made Symphony No. 8 “Le Soir”?

Joseph Haydn

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What part of Joseph Haydn’s symphony did he label “La Tempesta”?

the last movement.

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When did three Austrian men offer an annual stipend to convince Beethoven not to leave Vienna?

1809.

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What was the most prominent music publication in Vienna?

Alleghenies musikalische Zeitung

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Who was the original composer of the initially used classical a piece of fantasia?

Pierne

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Who was one of the story directors of Fantasia that first suggested using Beethoven for the film?

Dick Humer

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Which scholar sees Takemitsu’s series representing water in two directions? (Horizontal: River, sea, ocean)(Vertical: Rain)

Yukiko Sawabe

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What scholar pointed out that the musical pitches of SEA are also the only pitches that can be extracted from Takemitsu’s name?

Peter Burt.

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Who was a source of inspirational and also Takemitsu’s best friend?

Kenzaburo Oe

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What was Kenzaburo Oe fascinated with in Hawaii?

Samanea saman

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What was the title of the short story Kenzaburo Or wrote?

“Atama no ii, Ame no ki”

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What is the name of the series Kenzoburo Oe put his rain tree short story?

Ante no ki” o Kiku on’natachi

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What prize did Kenzaburo Oe win for his 1982 collection?

Yomiuri Literary Prize.

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The 1985 movie Ran was created by who?

Akira Kurosawa.

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When Nikolai lost access to his piano, who gave him lessons on theory and composition?

His piano teacher.

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What did Mily Balakirev give Nikolai?

Informal music tutoring, and the task to compose a symphony.

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How many operas did Nikolai Rimsky-Kosakov make throughout his life?

15.

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How old was Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov when he released his first opera?

Twenty-seven

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What did the head of the Russian navy name Nikolai rimsky-Korsakov?

Inspector of Naval bands

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What instruments did Nikolai learn over the summer?

Trombone, flute, clarinet.

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What advertisement Includes flight of the bumblebee?

A butter commercial.

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What works included flight of the bumblebee?

Muppet show, and a 1949 boogie version from Walt Disney.

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Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov attended St. Petersburg when he was 12, to train for what?

Naval Cadet.

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Who commemorated The Tale of Tsar Saltan in a 1969 postage stamp?

the Soviet Union.

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Which composer made L’Abeille?

Francois Schubert.

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The character piece L’Abeille is s composed for what instruments?

Violin and piano that is filled with rapid buzzing.

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Which composer made the birdsong Le chant does oiseaux?

Clement Janequin

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What birds did Clement Janequin include in his bird song?

Cuckoo, thrush, blackbird, and nightingale.

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What year did Clement Janequin make his birdsong during the Renaissance?

1528.

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Which composer made the bird song Le quatuor pour la fin du temps?

Oliver Messiaen.

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Where was Oliver Messiaen when he wrote his birdsong Le quatuor pour la fin du temps?

A WW2 prisoner of war camp.

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What birds were included in Oliver Messiaens bird song written during WW2?

Blackbird and Nightingale.

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Which composer made the bird song Reveil des oiseaux?

Oliver Messiaen.

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At least how many birds did Oliver Messiaen imitate in his 1953 birdsong?

Thirty-eight.