Last Test

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Father of symphony

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Hayden

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which movement in a symphony is the "minuet in trio"?

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3rd

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Explain structure of minuet in trio

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The minuet is the "B" in "ABA"

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Most famous movement in Pastoral Symphony

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"The Storm"

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Beethoven's 9th stood out because it was so ______

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long

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How many symphonies did Schubert make?

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9

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big concert hall in London

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St. James's Hall

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Big concert hall in Leipzig

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Gewandhaus

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Clara Schumann would put ______'s music in her programs

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Bach

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Name of Cosima Lizst's first husband

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Hans von Bulow

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Hans von Bulow conducted the premiere of which 2 of Wagner's operas?

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Tristan and Isolde
The Mastersingers

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Who conducted the premieres of both Tristan and Isolde and The Mastersingers?

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Hans von Bulow

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Brahms was ___ and Bruckner was ____ (kind of religions)

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Catholic, Lutheran

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Where was bruckner born?

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Linz

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Brahms was a big fan of ________

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Clara Schumann

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Who taught at Wien Conservatory?

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Bruckner

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Out of Brahms and Bruckner, the public chose who?

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Brahms

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Bruckner was a member of what society?

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Academic Wagner Society

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What critic loved Brahms?

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Hanslick

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bruckner tried to make his orchestras sound like an ______

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organ

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Regarding dead composers, ___ was prefered over ____

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Beethoven, Mozart

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Which symphony and movement of Bruckner's was an Ode to Wagner

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7th sym. 2nd movement

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First leader of National Society of Music

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Saint-Saens

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Saint-Saens was the first leader of this society

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National Society of Music

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In 1871, German just won this war

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Prussian War

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What year did Germany win the Prussian War

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1871

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These 2 French classical-era composers composed for Parisians

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Mehul and Gossec

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Franck's most important symphony

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Symphony in D Minor

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which two composers began using thematic transformation again?

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Saint-Saens and Franck

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6 public genres of music in mid-19th century

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symphony, serenade, suite, concerto, chamber music, piano sonata

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Name 5 composers of symphonies in mid-1800s

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Brahms, Bruckner, Saint-Saens, Franck, Tchaikovsky

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Concert hall opened in London in mid-1800s

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St. James Hall

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Where is St. James Hall

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london

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Concert Hall in vienna opened mid 1800s

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Grosser Musikvereinsaal

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Concert Hall in Leipzig enlarged in mid/late 1800s

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Gewandhaus

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A concert hall in this city was enlarged in mid/late 1800s

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Leipzig

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2 words used to describe the new experience of attended concerts in mid 1800s

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1. educational
2. quasi-religious

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This composer replaced Mozart in mid-1800s as most commonly played composer

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Brahms

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term for a private concert

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"academy"

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The common format of a concert in mid 1800s

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Overture, Concerto, symphony

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Hans von Bulow played complete cycle of _______________ Sonatas.

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Beethoven's Piano Sonatas

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___________played complete cycle of Beethoven Piano Sonatas

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Hans von Bulow

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The Great Symphony was derived from which composer's works?

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Beethoven

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The Great Symphony was aimed at a ______ ________

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broad public

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In Germany and Austria, Beethoen and Schubert were replaced by which 2 composers?

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Schumann and Mendelssohn

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After what (and whose) symphony did the symphony take a decline around 1850s?

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Schumann's 3rd Symphony

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Brahms and Bruckner were both _______

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bachelors

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: who was from Hamburg

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Brahms

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: Who was from Linz, Austria

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Bruckner

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: who was lutheran protestant

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Brahms

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: who was catholic

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Bruckner

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: who had a secular education?

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Brahms

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: educated in Catholic school?

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Bruckner

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: made religious music

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Bruckner

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: made non-liturgical music

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Brahms

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Brahm's most famous work?

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German Requiem

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Bruckner's 4 famous pieces

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Masses, Te Deum, Magnificat, motets

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: moved to Vienna in 1868

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both

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: free-lance composer

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Brahams

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: prof at Vienna Conservatory

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Bruckner

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: wrote a lot of chamber music

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brahms

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: wrote a log of organ music

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bruckner

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: allied w. liberalism/anti-clerical

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brahms

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allied w pan-Germanists/Catholics

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bruckner

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: jewish friends and patrons

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brahms

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: anti-Semitic rhetoric

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Bruckner

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: music as a part of bildung (education)

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Brahms

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: acaemic wagner society

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bruckner

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: racial purity, folk-based populism

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bruckner

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: esoteric/intellectual

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brahms

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: emotional/massive orchestral sound

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bruckner

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: Eduard hanslick supported him

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brahms

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Brahms vs. Bruckner: Hans Paumgartner supported him

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Bruckner

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how many symphonies did brahms have

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4

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who played the premieres of brahms's symphonies

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vienna phil.

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3 traits of brahms's symphonies

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1) technical matery and logic
2) historicist
3)motivic process

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Brahms's 4th mov. of Symph. 4 is based on this form of music

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chaconne

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How many symphonies did bruckner have

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12

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3 traits of bruckner's music

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1. Catholicism
2. historicist
3. influence of Beethoven, Schubrt and Wagner

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Which of Bruckner's symph's and movement's commemorated wagner's death

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7th symph. 2nd movt.

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This conductor introduced Beethoven to Parisians

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Habeneck

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Who conducted Concerts populaire?

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Pasdeloup

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Name one piece did Pasedeloup conduct

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Concerts Populaire

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Pasdeloup conducted Concerts populaire in this concert hall

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Cirque Napoleon

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Who conducted Concerts nationals?

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Colonne

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name 5 french composers of mid1800s

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Habeneck, Pasdeloup, Colonne, Lamoureux, Saint-Saens

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he conducted National Society of Music

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saint-saens

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National Society of Music's motto

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Ars gallica

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musical scholar and archivist at Opera

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Malherbe

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which famous german/austrian composers wrote symphonies for paris

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Haydn and Mozart

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name 2 classical-era french composers

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gossec and mehul

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Composed the opera Samson and Delilah

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Saint-Saens

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Saint-Saens composed this opera

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samson and delilah

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wrote an oratorio entitled "heavenly fire"

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saint-saens

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This piece of Saint-saens celebrated the invention of eletricity

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heavenly fire

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Where was Franck born?

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Belgium

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Franck was an organist at this paris church

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Ste. Clothilde (saint clothilde)

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This french composer taught d'Indy, Duparc and Chausson

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Franck

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French composer who was President of National Society of Music

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Franck

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2 best french "great" symphonies

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Saint-Saens's 3rd. Sypmh. and Franck's Symphony in D minor

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Franck was deeply influenced by these two earlier composers

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Wagner and Liszt

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Which french symphony was dedicatted to Liszt after his death

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Saint-Saens's 3rd.

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Saint-saens's 3rd Symph. premiered at .......

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St. James Hall

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saint-Saens and Franck adopted techniques of ___________ _______________ and of cyclic return.

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thematic transformation

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Russia's mighty 5

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Balkirev, Borodin, rimsky-korsakov, Mussorgsky, Rubinstein brothers

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there were conservatories at each of these two centers of russian concert culture

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St. petersburg and moscow

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Who studied with Rubinstein at the St. petersburg Conservatory?

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Tchaikovsky

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tchaikovsky recieved an honary degree from what british university

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University of cambridge

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composer who helped open Carnegie hall

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Tchaikovsky

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Tchaikovsky's most popular symphony

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Pathetique Symphony

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The final movement of Tchaikovsky's Pathetique Symphony uses a melodic idea associated with ________

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lament

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name most prestigious music society in Federal Boston

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Handel and haydn society of Boston

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He compiled the Collection of Church Music

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Lowell Mason

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3 reasons we know about Lowell Mason

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compiled "Collection of Church Music"
set up Boston Academy of Music
head of handel and haydn society

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What year did the Catholic missions have its first mission

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1697

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Key preist in Catholic missions

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Father Narciso Duran

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He taught music to indians at the mission of san jose

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Duran

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Duran taught music to indians at this place

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Mission of San Jose

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song composed by Father Duran

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Catalonian Mass

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He composed Catalonian Mass

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Father duran

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musican in new orleans

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Gottschalk

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Gottschalk wrote this song, of the contradanze genre, after a trip to Cuba

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the Hen (La gallina)

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Gottschalk based this song on song by Stephen Foster

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The Banjo

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3 Songs by Gottschalk

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La gallina, Banjo, Le Bananier (Banana Tree)

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Father of american music. wrote parlor and minstrel show songs

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Stephen Foster

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name 5 songs by stephen foster

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Camptown races, Old Folks at Home, battle hymn o fthe republic, tenting on the old camp ground, kelly home on the range

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Foster's song with lyrics written by julia ward howe

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battle hymn of the republic

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Who wrote the lyrics to Foster's Battle Hymn of the Republic?

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Julia Ward Howe

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3 Operatic centers in the New World

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New York, Boston, and Philly

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Who started the italian Opera House in NYC?

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da Ponte

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In what city was the Italian Opera house in the New World?

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NY

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the "Swedish Nightingale"

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Jenny Lind

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Who got Jenn Lind to tour the New World?

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P.T. Barnum

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3 opera houses in NYC towards end of 1800s

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Astor Place opera house
new york academy of music
metropolitan opera house

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Walt witman wrote opera reviews for what publication

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brooklyn daily eagle

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Who wrote opera reviews for "Brooklyn Daily eagle"

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Walt Witman

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Witman's most famous work

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Leaves of Grass

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this city in New world preferred instrumental and choral to opera

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Boston

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Boston's leading music critic

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John Dwight

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Transcendalist music critic in Boston

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John Dwight

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This academy was started to promote singing, but ended up promoting instrumental music too

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Boston Academy of Music

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What was first preformed for Boston Acad. of music's first concert? when was it?

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1841 - Beethoven's Symph. 1

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boston acad preferred _______music over _________

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german over italian

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What society was founded in 1842?

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NY Philharmonic Society

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What did the NY Philharmonic Society play for first concert?

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Beethoven's Fifth

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4 facts about theodore thomas

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1. family from Germany
2. NY Phil's 1st violinist
3. director of NYP
4. conductor of Chicago Symph.

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George Henschel was this orchestra's first conductor

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Boston Symphony Orchestra

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Boston Symphony Orchestra's first conductor

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George Henschel

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New England School of Music's 5 members

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Paine, Parker, Foote, Chadwick, Beach (female)

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first professor of music at Harvard

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Paine

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first professor of music at Yale

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Parker

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member of NE School of Music who taught at NE Conservatory

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Chadwick

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From 1892 to '95, he was head of National Conservatory of Music

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dvorak

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What year was New World Sym.?

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1895

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first major female composer

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Beach

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Composer of "Gaelic" symphony

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beach

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once her husband died, she started playing again

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Beach

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First music professor at Columbia

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Edward MacDowell

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Wrote Indian Suite for Orchestra

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Edward macDowell

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key figure of "Indianist" movment to create "american" music

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Arthur Farwell

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This press published "Indian" works by composers

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Wa-Wan Press

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The Wa-Wan Press was ran by.......

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Arthur Farwell