Acadec 2026-2027 MUSIC - Section 3

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What are the two broad groups of travel motivations?

Traveling because we want to versus we have to

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What is the fundamental hopeful quality shared by both travel groups?

Good from scene change or escaping the bad

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What type of musical work recalls a particular trip?

A musical souvenir

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Who composed the Hebrides Overture (1830)?

Felix Mendelssohn

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What is the lifespan of Felix Mendelssohn?

1809 to 1847

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What inspired Mendelssohn's Hebrides Overture?

Fingal's Cave and landmarks in Scotland

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Who composed Saudades do Brasil (1920)?

Darius Milhaud

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What is the lifespan of Darius Milhaud?

1892 to 1974

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What does "Saudades do Brasil" translate to?

Longings for Brazil

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What medium is Saudades do Brasil scored for?

A set of twelve piano pieces

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What did Darius Milhaud say was necessary for his imagination?

Travel

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How did early human ancestors survive?

By wandering as hunter-gatherers

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How many visitors hike the Pacific Crest Trail each year?

As many as a million people

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How long is the Pacific Crest Trail?

2,650 miles

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What are the endpoints of the Pacific Crest Trail?

Mexico to Canada

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How many people took the pilgrimage of the Camino de Santiago in 2024?

Just under 500,000 people

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What is the shrine at the end of the Camino de Santiago?

Shrine of the Apostle Peter

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Who set Wilhelm Müller's poetry into two song cycles?

Franz Schubert

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What is the lifespan of Franz Schubert?

1797 to 1828

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What is the lifespan of Wilhelm Müller?

1794 to 1827

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What is a song cycle?

Songs linked by subject or musical elements

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What is the title of Schubert's first cycle?

Die schöne Müllerin

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What does "Die schöne Müllerin" translate to?

The Miller's Pretty Daughter

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How does Die schöne Müllerin begin?

Optimistically with an apprentice seeking fortune

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How many selections are in Die schöne Müllerin?

Twenty selections

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What is the opening song of Die schöne Müllerin?

Das Wandern

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What does "Das Wandern" translate to?

Wandering

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What is the protagonist's declaration in "Das Wandern"?

To wander is a miller's joy

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How is the music of "Das Wandern" initially described?

Happy, hopeful, impulsive, and ecstatic

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Why does the young miller's journey end unhappily?

Sweetheart loves a burly huntsman

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What is the title of Schubert's second song cycle?

Winterreise

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What does "Winterreise" translate to?

Winter Journey

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Why does the protagonist wander in Winterreise?

Rejected by sweetheart for wealthier suitor

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What does the bleak winter landscape reflect in Winterreise?

The protagonist's sorrowful mood

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Why was Schubert drawn to the gloomy Winterreise?

His own poor health

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Who wrote the poem "Wanderlust" in 1847?

Florenz Friedrich Sigismund

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What is the lifespan of Florenz Friedrich Sigismund?

1791 to 1877

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What does "Wanderlust" translate to?

Enjoyment of Wandering

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What was "Wanderlust" adapted as in the mid-20th century?

Der fröhliche Wanderer

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Who composed the melody for "Der fröhliche Wanderer"?

Friedrich-Wilhelm Möller

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What is the lifespan of Friedrich-Wilhelm Möller?

1911 to 1993

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What is the English title of "Der fröhliche Wanderer"?

The Happy Wanderer

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Which choir made "The Happy Wanderer" highly popular?

Oberkirchen Children's Choir

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When did the Oberkirchen Children's Choir perform on TV?

On the Ed Sullivan Show in 1964

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What is the laughing chorus of "The Happy Wanderer"?

Val-deri, val-dera, val-deri, val-dera-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha

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What translation does "Wanderlied" have?

Wandering Song

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How many different poems have been set as "Wanderlied"?

At least seventy-five

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What are some variants of the title "Wanderlied"?

Wanderlied am Abend and Wanderlied am Morgen

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Who was a leading female composer in 19th-century Germany?

Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel

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What is the lifespan of Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel?

1805 to 1847

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How many pieces did Fanny Hensel publish titled "Wanderlied"?

Two pieces

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What are the performance forces for Fanny's two "Wanderlied"s?

One for piano, one for voice and piano

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What is a Lied?

German art song for singer and pianist

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What did Fanny Hensel's choice of poetry reflect?

Her own longing for travel

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Who was Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel's famous younger brother?

Felix Mendelssohn

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What famous march did Felix Mendelssohn compose in 1842?

Wedding March

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What play did Felix compose the "Wedding March" for?

A Midsummer Night's Dream

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Whose sons did several Mendelssohn relatives study with?

Johann Sebastian Bach

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Who was Fanny's mother's teacher?

Bach's pupil

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What is the lifespan of Johann Sebastian Bach?

1685 to 1750

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Who was Fanny Mendelssohn's first piano teacher?

Her mother

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What Bach work did Fanny play from memory at age 13?

Well-Tempered Clavier

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Why did Fanny's father oppose her professional career?

Deemed unsuitable for upper-class women

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Where was Fanny allowed to perform and compose?

Weekly private house concerts

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How many times did Fanny perform in public?

Only once in her life

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When and why did Fanny play in public?

A benefit concert in 1838

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How old was Fanny when she played in public?

Thirty-two years old

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Who united in opposing the publication of Fanny's works?

Her father and her brother

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What did Fanny's father insist was her first duty?

To be a wife and mother

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What was Felix Mendelssohn's private reason for opposing Fanny?

Believed composing required full commitment

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What did Johann Wolfgang von Goethe write to Felix in 1825?

Give regards to your equally talented sister

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Who did Fanny Mendelssohn marry in 1829?

Wilhelm Hensel

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What was the profession and lifespan of Wilhelm Hensel?

Court painter living 1794 to 1861

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How did Wilhelm Hensel support Fanny's travel dreams?

Took her to Italy in 1839

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How long did Fanny and Wilhelm stay in Italy?

One year

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What is the title of Fanny's opus 1 collection?

Sechs Lieder

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What does "Sechs Lieder" translate to?

Six Songs

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When was Sechs Lieder, Op. 1 published?

1846

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Which number is "Wanderlied" in Sechs Lieder?

Number 2

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How did Fanny's mother react to the publication of Op. 1?

Delighted and praised her

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What did Fanny's mother call Felix regarding the publication?

Egotistical for begrudging lovely music

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How did Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel die?

Suffered a fatal stroke

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What was Fanny doing when she suffered her stroke?

Rehearsing her brother's piece

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How old was Fanny when she died?

Forty-one

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How did Felix react to Fanny's death and when did he die?

He collapsed and died six months later

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How old was Felix when he died?

Thirty-eight

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Whose poem did Fanny use for "Wanderlied"?

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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When did Fanny set Goethe's poem to music?

1837

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What was the difference between Fanny and Schubert's depictino of wandering?

Schubert's is depressing, Fanny's is optimistic

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What specific optimistic phrase did Fanny emphasize by repetition?

Let your life be the deed

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What is word-painting?

Music illustrating literal meaning of text

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How does the melody paint "Von Bergen zu den Hügeln"?

Clear-cut rise and fall contour

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What does "Von Bergen zu den Hügeln" mean?

From the mountains to the hills

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What is an arpeggio?

Notes of a chord sounded in succession

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What is a block chord?

Chord pitches sounded simultaneously

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How do the piano arpeggios act as word-painting?

Represent elevations and descents of mountains

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What is a melisma?

Single syllable sung to multiple notes

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What is the text-setting style of most of "Wanderlied"?

Syllabic

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Where is the first melisma in "Wanderlied"?

Last syllable of "entlang"

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What does "entlang" translate to?

Onward or further along