Auditory Fine Arts Cards

Kalendar Prince (Composer)

Rimsky-Korsakov (1)

Principles of Orchestration (Composer)

Rimsky-Korsakov (2)

Sodka (Composer)

Rimsky-Korsakov (3)

composer referenced of Obikhod

Rimsky-Korsakov (4)

Russian Easter Festival Overture (composer)

Rimsky-Korsakov (5)

The Sea and Sinbad's Ship (composer)

Rimsky-Korsakov (6)

"two ""alborada"" movements (composer)"

Rimsky-Korsakov (7)

Capriccio Espagnol (composer)

Rimsky-Korsakov (8)

Fantasy on Serbian Themes (composer)

Rimsky-Korsakov (9)

Mizgir (character in this composer's opera)

Rimsky-Korsakov (10)

the snow maiden (composer)

Rimsky-Korsakov (11)

Mlada (composer)

Rimsky-Korsakov (12)

whole tone scale E, D, C, B-flat (composer)

Rimsky-Korsakov (13)

If that's a bassoon, I'm a baboon (said about this piece)

The Rite of Spring (1)

set designed by Nicholas Roerich (piece)

The Rite of Spring (2)

Dead chord (piece)

The Rite of Spring (3)

Sacrificial Dance (piece)

The Rite of Spring (4)

Procession of the Wise elder (piece)

The Rite of Spring (5)

Joffrey Ballet performed this piece

The Rite of Spring (6)

Games of Rival Tribes (piece)

The Rite of Spring (7)

Procession of the Sage (piece)

The Rite of Spring (8)

E-flat dominant 7th chord (piece)

The Rite of Spring (9)

khorovod (piece)

The Rite of Spring (10)

adoration of the earth (piece)

The Rite of Spring (11)

Ida Rubenstein commissioned this piece

Bolero (1)

snare drum ostinato

Bolero (2)

Timpani Strokes (composer)

Gustav Mahler (1)

Urlicht (composer)

Gustav Mahler (2)

Wunderhorn (composer)

Gustav Mahler (3)

based on poem by Frederich Klopstock (composer)

Gustav Mahler (4)

Conductor of New York Philharmonic (composer)

Gustav Mahler (5)

This person's daughter is Imogen

Gustav Holst (1)

based on Cecil Spring Rice's poem

The Planets (1)

based on I Vow to Thee, My Country

The Planets (2)

One movement called The Renewer

The Planets (3)

Mystic Movement (Piece)

The Planets (4)

Col legno ostinato (The Planets)

The Planets (5)

Colin Matthews edited this piece commissioned by Halle Orchestra

The Planets (6)

ostinato in 5/4 time (piece)

The Planets (7)

wrote a work based on George Meredith Poem

Vaughan Williams (1)

wrote A Lark Ascending

Vaughan Williams (2)

A Sea Symphony (composer)

Vaughan Williams (3)

used biblical verses from Song of Solomon (composer)

Vaughan Williams (4)

Sinfonia Antartica (composer)

Vaughan Williams (5)

Cavatina for Strings (composer)

Vaughan Williams (6)

Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis (composer)

Vaughan Williams (7)

wrote the opera: the Pilgrim's Progress

Vaughan Williams (8)

Flos Campi (composer)

Vaughan Williams (9)

overture to Aristophanes's play: The Wasps (composer)

Vaughan Williams (10)

"rising pentatonic melody beginning ""D-E-D-E-A"". (composer)"

Vaughan Williams (11)

Westminister Chimes (composer)

Vaughan Williams (12)

Serenade for Music (composer)

Vaughan Williams (13)

triplet octaves that represent galloping of a horse (composer)

Franz Schubert (1)

Der Erlkönig (composer)

Franz Schubert (2)

Gretchen at the Spinning Wheel (composer)

Franz Schubert (3)

Unfinished Symphony (composer)

Franz Schubert (4)

 Die schöne Müllerin (composer)

Franz Schubert (5)

"Hurdy-gurdy player in song ""Good Night"" (composer)"

Franz Schubert (6)

"""Good Night"" (composer)"

Franz Schubert (7)

Great C Major Symphony (composer)

Franz Schubert (8)

C, D, E, then A, B, C in ninth symphony (composer)

Franz Schubert (9)

Winterreise (composer)

Franz Schubert (10)

"wrote score for ballet called: The Tale of theBuffoon who Outwits Seven Other Buffoons"", Chout "

Sergei Prokofiev (1)

this composer wrote The Love for Three Oranges

Sergei Prokofiev (2)

"wrote a dance for ""grasshoppers and dragonflies"""

Sergei Prokofiev (3)

included a Troika movement in his Lieutenant Kije suite

Sergei Prokofiev (4)

wrote lieutenant Kije (composer)

Sergei Prokofiev (5)

wrote dissonant visions figutives for piano

Sergei Prokofiev (6)

wrote cantata called Zdravista

Sergei Prokofiev (7)

wrote Classical Symphony, based on Haydn

Sergei Prokofiev (8)

wrote the Scythian Suite

Sergei Prokofiev (9)

dedicated his Symphony-Concerto for cello to Mstislav Rostropovich

Sergei Prokofiev (10)

wrote score to Alexander Nevsky

Sergei Prokofiev (11)

wrote the War Sonatas

Sergei Prokofiev (12)

wrote an Overture on Hebrew Themes

Sergei Prokofiev (13)

wrote symphony of a thousand

Gustav Mahler (6)

wrote a symphony no 2 (Titan Symphony)

Gustav Mahler (7)

sent his Symphony in C to Felix Mendelssohn

Richard Wagner (1)

wrote the opera Rienzi

Richard Wagner (2)

this composer's ant-semitic essay Jewishness in Music

Richard Wagner (3)

repeatedly attacked his musical mentor: Giancomo Meyerbeer

Richard Wagner (4)

wrote an opera called Die Meistersingers von Nürnberg 

Richard Wagner (5)

commisioned the building of the Bayreuth Opera House

Richard Wagner (6)

 created the principle of gesamtkunstwerk, or total artwork

Richard Wagner (7)

composed the Flying Dutchman

Richard Wagner (8)

used the notes F, B, D-sharp, and G-sharp in his Tristan chord

Richard Wagner (9)

wrote Tristan and Isolde

Richard Wagner (10)

Hans von Bülow conducted many of his works

Richard Wagner (11)

Anton Bruckner was a massive fan of this composer

Richard Wagner (12)

the Bayreuth Festival performs his works

Richard Wagner (13)

wrote Parsifal

Richard Wagner (14)

married Cosima, Franz Lizst's daughter

Richard Wagner (15)

wrote Siegfried Idyll as birthday gift for Cosima, Franz Lizst's daughter

Richard Wagner (16)

this person won the Prix de Rome in 1884

Claude Debussy (1)

wrote opera Pelleas et Melisande

Claude Debussy (2)

wrote Children's Corners

Claude Debussy (3)

included a dancing doll in Golliwogg's Cakewalk, in his Children's Corner

Claude Debussy (4)

tried to make The Fall of the House of Usher into a opera but was incomplete

Claude Debussy (5)

wrote the ballet: Jeux

Claude Debussy (6)

inspired by Stephen Mallarme in his works

Claude Debussy (7)