Published: Tuesday 22nd October 2024A free quiz testing your knowledge of classical music.
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What name is given to a note half the length of a semi-breve?
Minim.
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Who wrote the music called "The Four Seasons"
Vivaldi.
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In which Mozart opera do the characters Papageno and the Queen of the Night appear?
The Magic Flute.
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Andres Segovia was a virtuoso on which instrument?
Guitar.
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What was composer Mussorgsky's first name?
Modest.
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During which part of Handel's "Messiah" does the audience stand?
The Hallelujah Chorus.
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From which opera does the aria "One Fine Day" come?
Madame Butterfly.
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Who composed the music for the ballet "Sleeping Beauty"?
Tchaikovsky.
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Who wrote "The Sabre Dance"?
Khachaturian.
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Which note does an orchestra general tune up to?
A.
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In Bizet's opera "Carmen" what was the occupation of Escamilo?
Bull Fighter.
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Which of Beethoven's Symphonies is often referred to as the "Choral Symphony"?
Ninth.
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In which city was Delius born?
Bradford.
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Who wrote "The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra"?
Britten.
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Who wrote "Cavalleria Rusticana"?
Mascagni.
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In which opera does the characters Escamillo and Don Jose appear?
Carmen
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Which Italian composer was known as the Red Priest?
Vivaldi.
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La Scala is an Opera House in which Italian city?
Milan.
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What nationality was the soprano Jenny Lind?
Swedish.
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Which Gilbert & Sullivan opera is set in the Tower of London?
The Yeomen of the Guard.
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