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| Symphony No. 5 | Beethoven (Ludwig Von)
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| 1812 Overture | Tchaikovsky
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| Eine Kleine Nachtmusik | Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus)
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| Toccata and Fugue in D Minor | Bach (Johann Sebastian) (Baroque)
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| William Tell | Rossini
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| Canon in D | Pachelbel
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| Blue Danube Walz | J. Strauss (Johann)
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| Carmina Burana: O Fortuna | Orff (Carl)
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| Also Sprach Zarathustra | R. Strauss (Richard)
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| Orpheus in the Underworld: Infernal Galop | Offenbach
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| Messiah | Handel (George Frideric)
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| Carmen | Bizet
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| Gayane: Sabre Dance | Khachaturian
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| Symphony No. 9 in D Minor | Beethoven
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| Pomp and Circumstance (March No.1) | Elgar
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| Peer Gynt Suite | Grieg (Edvard--Norwegian)
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| La Gioconda: Dance of the Hours | Ponchielli
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| Hungarian Rhapsodies | Liszt (Franz--Hungarian)
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| A Midsummer Night's Dream | Mendelssohn (Felix)
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| Tale of Tsar Saltan: The Flight of the Bumblebee | Rimsky-Korsakov
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| Rhapsody in Blue | Gershwin (George)
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| Moonlight Sonata | Beethoven
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| Bolero | Ravel (Maurice)
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| The Nutcracker | Tchaikovsky
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| Imperial March | John Williams
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| The Magic Flute | Mozart
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| Fur Elise (Bagatelle in A Minor--piano solo) | Beethoven
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| Lakme'- Flower Duet | Delibes
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| Rodeo | Copland (Aaron)
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| Die Walkure: Ride of the Valkyries | Wagner
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| Cantata 147: Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring | Bach
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| Funeral March | Chopin
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| Pictures At An Exhibition | Mussorgsky (Modest)
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| Marriage of Figaro | Mozart
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| Stars and Stripes Forever | Sousa (John Philip)
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| Lohengrin: Bridal Chorus | Wagner
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| The Four Seasons | Vivaldi
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| Minuet in G | Beethoven
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| Air on the G String | Bach
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| The Barber of Seville | Rossini
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| Lullaby | Brahms
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| Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini | Rachmaninov
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| Fanfare For The Common Man | Copland
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| Thieving Magpie Overture | Rossini
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| Brandenburg Concertos | J.S. Bach
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| Peter and the Wolf | Prokofiev
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| Romeo and Juliet (symphony) | Tchaikovsky
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| Rigoletto | Verdi
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| Carnival of the Animals | Saint-Saens (Camille)
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| Clair De Lune | Debussy
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| Sleeping Beauty (ballet) | Tchaikovsky
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| Washington Post March | Sousa
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| Colonel Bogey March | Ricketts
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| Il Trovatore (The troubador) | Verdi
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| Tritsch-Tratsch Polka | Strauss (Johann)
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| Water Music | Handel
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| Turandot | Puccini
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| Boris Godunov | Mussorgsky
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| LaBoheme | Puccini
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| Madame Butterfly | Puccini
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| La Traviata | Verdi
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| Aida | Verdi
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| Swan Lake (Ballet) | Tchaikovsky
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| Radetzky March | Strauss (Johann Sr.)
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| Finlandia | Sibelius (Finnish)
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| Unfinished Symphony | Schubert
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| Surprise Symphony | Haydn
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| The Art of Fugue (Monothematic Cycle) | Bach
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| The Well-tempered Clavier | Bach
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| Enigma Variations | Elgar
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| Peter Grimes | Britten
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| West Side Story | Bernstein (Leonard)
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| Lucia di Lammermoor | Donizetti
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| Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun | Claude DeBussy
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| Bugler's Dream | Arnaud
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| Night On Bald Mountain | Mussorgsky
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| Entry Of The Gladiators | Fucik
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| Palladio | Jenkins
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| Rondo Alla Turca | Mozart
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| The Mikado | Gilbert and Sullivan
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| The Threepenny Opera | Kurt Weill (Vial)
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| The Anvil Chorus | from Il Trovatore by Verdi
"The troubadore"--Depicts Spanish Gypsies striking their anvils at dawn
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| The "London Symphonies" | Haydn
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| Father of the Symphony and Father of the String Quartet | Haydn
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| Eugene Onegin (Opera) | Tchaikovsky
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| Pathetique Symphony (His last) | Tchaikovsky
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| "Scenes from Childhood" AND "Rhenish" Symphony | Robert Schumann (wife, Clara)
German Romantic composer
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| Danced to Hava Nagila at mitzvahs, weddings, etc. | the Horah
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| Der Rosenkavelier (The Knight of the Rose) | Richard Strauss
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| Also Sprach Zarathustra (Used in Stanley Kubrik's 2001: A Space Odyssey) | Richard Strauss
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| 2nd Largest in the String Family | Cello
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| The Pirates of Penzance | Gilbert and Sullivan
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| Mimi (seamstress) dies of tuberculosis | La Boheme
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| Broadway musical with song: Springtime for Hitler | The Producers
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| In this opera, Count Almaviva tries to make Rosina fall in love with him posing as Lindoro | The Barber of Seville
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| The "barber" (Figaro) admits his love for "the Countess" Susanna | The Marriage of Figaro
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| Clock Symphony | Haydn
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| Miracle Symphony | Haydn
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| "God Bless America" (song) | Irving Berlin
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| folk songs--"Oh,Susanna" "Camptown Races" "Swanee River" "Old Folks at Home" | Stephen Foster
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| Surprise Symphony | Haydn
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| "Battle Hymn of the Republic" | Howe
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| Drumroll Symphony | Haydn
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| Symphony #41--The Jupiter Symphony | Mozart
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| The Phantom of the Opera (Musical) | Andrew Lloyd Weber
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| My Fair Lady (Musical) | Lerner and Loewe
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| Evita | Andrew Lloyd Weber
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| The Sound of Music | Rodgers and Hammerstein
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| Cats | Andrew Lloyd Weber
Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats by T.S.Eliot
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| Oklahoma | Rodgers and Hammerstein
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| "My Old Kentucky Home" | Stephen Foster
Opening ceremony--Kentucky Derby (Churchill Downs)in Louisville, KY
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| Tosca | Puccini
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| Most famous cellist of the 19th Century, Spanish cellist _______. Currently the most famous is ______ who won this medal. | Pablo Casals--Spanish
Yo-Yo Ma (American but born in France--won Presidential Medal of Freedom)
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| The Happy Farmer (song) | Schumann, Robert
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| Arabesque | Debussy, Claude
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| Sheherazade | Rimsky-Korsakov
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| (Military) Polonais | Chopin
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| Holberg Suite | Grieg
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| Minute Walz | Chopin
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| Ave Maria | Schubert, Franz
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| Revolutionary Etude | Chopin
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| Slavonic Dances | Dvorak
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| Which Beethoven Symphony is the Choral Symphony? | 9th
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| Which Beethoven symphony is the Eroica Symphony? | 3rd (Napoleon story)
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| Which Beethoven symphony is the Pastoral Symphony? | 6th
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| Appalachian Spring | Copland
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| The Planets | Holst
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| Porgy and Bess | George Gershwin
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| Symphony of a Thousand | Gustav Mahler
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| A German Requiem | Brahms
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| The Flying Dutchman | Wagner
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| Amahl and the Night Visitors | Gian-Carlo Menotti
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| South Pacific | Rodgers and Hammerstein
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| Into the Woods | Sondheim
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| Duke Bluebeard's Castle | Bartok
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| The Bartered Bride | Smetena
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| Sweeney Todd | Sondheim
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| Don Quixote became the what musical? | Man of La Mancha
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| Symphony Fantastique | Hector Berlioz
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| Billy Budd | Benjamin Britten
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| The Turn of the Screw | Britten
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| The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra | Britten
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| Paul Bunyan | Britten
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| Man of La Mancha's squire? | Sancho Panza
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| Symphony from the New World; New World Symphony | Dvorak
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| (The) Rite of Spring | Igor Stravinsky
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| (The) Firebird (Suite) | Stravinsky
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| Petrushka | Stravinsky
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| This piece by Stravinsky started a riot because of the Pagan worship depicted | (The) Rite of Spring
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| Tales of Hoffmann | Offenbach
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| In the Hall of the Mountain King is a segment of | Peer Gynt Suite by Grieg
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| Maple Leaf Rag and The Entertainer | Scott Joplin
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| "Easter Parade" and "White Christmas" | Irving Berlin also the musical "Annie Get Your Gun"
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| Ethiopian princess captured and taken into slavery in Egypt | Aida
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| Cio-Cio San,a Japanese geisha, marries Naval Officer Pinkerton in Nagasaki. Their son "Trouble" is given to Pinkerton and Kate. | Madame Butterfly
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| Salome is an opera by | Richard Strauss
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| King Herod gives head of Jokanaan to her. She is killed by Herod's soldiers, crushed by shields. | Salome
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| Term for the text of an opera. | Libretto
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| Gangs, the Jets (white gang) taunt Sharks (Puerto Rican gang)(Romeo and Juliet--Tony and Maria) | West Side Story
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| Elektra (opera) | Richard Strauss
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| Agamemnon(King of Mycenae) murdered by Klytomnestra. Daughter of Agamemnon vows vengeance. | Elektra by Richard Strauss
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| Opera House in Milan where many famous operas debuted | La Scala
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| Song of the Earth | Gustav Mahler
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| Each musician snuffs out his candle and leaves at the end of the ____ Symphony by Joseph _____. | Farewell Symphony by Haydn
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| An American in Paris | Gershwin
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| Father of the Blues | W.C. Handy
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| St. Louis Blues | Handy
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| Memphis Blues | Handy
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| The Creation (an oratorio) | Haydn
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| Work based on Genesis and Paradise Lost by Joseph Haydn | The Creation
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| Tafelmusik | Telemann
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| A collection of music to accompany meals by Telemann | Tafelmusik
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| A Swiss patriot tries to free his country from Austrian occupation | William Tell (Rossini)
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| A disfigured man, Erik, falls in love with Christine a French opera singer. He calls her the Angel of Music sent by her father. Chandelier crash! | Phantom of the Opera (Webber)
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| Children of a woodcutter with an abusive wife leaves them in forest to be captured by Witch who intends to consume them! | Hansel and Gretel by Englebert Humperdinck
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| Cosi fan tutte | Mozart opera
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| Tristan and Isolde | Wagner opera
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| Story of Eva Peron wife of Juan Peron, who was president of Argentina | Evita by Webber
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| Near the Forbidden City,edict that any prince wishing to marry the cold Princess ____ must answer three riddles. Death if he fails.Prince Calaf passes but cold _______ refuses(opera unfinished at Puccini's death) | Turandot by Puccini
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| St. Matthew Passion | Bach
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| Little Organ (Book) | Bach
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| Ode to Joy is within which of Beethoven's symphonies? | Ninth (choral)
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| songs--Alexander's Ragtime Band; Puttin' on the Ritz | Irving Berlin
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| Kaddish (Symphony no. 3 | Bernstein
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| Boston Symphony Orchestra conductor then Boston Pops Orchestra 1930-1979. Awarded Medal of Freedom | Arthur Fiedler
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| songs-Give My Regards to Broadway; Yankee Doodle Dandy; Over There; You're A Grand Old Flag | George M. Cohan given Congressional Medal of Honor
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| Don Giovanni | Mozart opera
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| Symphony No. 9 "Great" | Schubert
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| Musical based on the true story of the singing Von Trapp family escaping Nazi take over of Austria by climbing the Alps into Switzerland | The Sound of Music
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| This evil womanizer is given one last chance to repent by the ghost of the man he killed,Commendatore. Because he doesn't care he is sucked into hell by evil spirits. | Don Giovanni
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| Set in Japan, Nanki-Poo, the son, leaves to escape a bad marriage with Katisha and meets beautiful Yum-Yum he wants to marry. | The Mikado (or) The Town of Titipu;
Nanki-Poo's father is the Mikado
Gilbert and Sullivan
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| Inventor of the 12-tone technique | Schoenberg
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| 12-tone technique also called | dodecaphony
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| Curly, Laurie, Aunt Eller, Jud, and Ado Annie | Oklahoma
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| Frederic meets Mabel, daughter of Major-General Stanley. Frederic must apprentice as a pirate until his 21st birthday, but he was born in a leap year...63 years to go | The Pirates of Penzance
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| Love of American nurse at a naval base in WWII with plantation owner with mixed-race children and a U.S. Lieutenant in love with an Asian woman. Story about racial prejudice. | South Pacific
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| "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outta My Hair" "Some Enchanted Evening" "You've Got to be Carefully Taught" | South Pacific by Rodgers and Hammerstein
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| The King and I | Rodgers and Hammerstein
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| Mrs. Anna comes with her son to Bangkok to teach the King of Siam's children | The King and I
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| The Music Man | Meredith Wilson
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| Tannhauser | Wagner
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| Falstaff | Verdi
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| Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat | Webber
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| Jesus Christ Superstar | Webber
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| Wagner's cycle of 4 epic operas | The Ring of the Nibelung
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| The Ring of the Nibelung operas | The Rhine Gold, The Valkyrie, Siegfried, Twilight of the Gods
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| Comic opera based on "The Merry Wives of Windsor" and "Henry IV" about a fat, old knight seeking ways to steal money; Alice Ford; Nanetta | Falstaff
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| A disabled black beggar in Catfish Row attempts to rescue Bess from violent Crown and the drug-dealer Sportin' Life | Porgy and Bess by Gershwin (George)
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| "Summertime" "I Got Plenty 'O Nuttin" "It Ain't Necessarily So" | Porgy and Bess
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| "Lord, what fools these mortals be!" | said by Puck who put a love potion on the eyelids of the wrong man in A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| Marriage of the Duke of Athens, Theseus and Queen of the Amazons, Hippolyta | A Midsummer Night's Dream (Mendelssohn for Shakespeare's play; a new adaptation/translation by Schoenberg)
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| Nick Bottom given a donkey's head by Puck. Puck (Robin Goodfellow) Lysander, Hermia, Helena, and Demetrius | A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| Goldberg Variations | Bach
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| St. Matthew Passion | Bach
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| Candide (comic opera) | Bernstein
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| On The Town (musical) | Bernstein
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| In the Steppes of Central Asia (symphonic poem) Also composed the opera, Prince Igor | Borodin
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| The Rape of Lucretia | Lord Benjamin Britten
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| "Over There" | George Michael Cohan
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| "You're A Grand Old Flag" | Cohan
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| H.M.S. Pinafore | Gilbert and Sullivan
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| The captain's daughter, Josephine, supposed to marry Sir Joseph Porter, the First Lord of the Admiralty. She is in love with sailor, Ralph Rackstraw. | H.M.S. Pinafore (The Lass That Loved A Sailor)
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| Prince Tamino in pursuit of the pure Pamina. Bird-man, Papageno with magic bells. Sarastro (light) triumphs over Queen of the Night and Monastos (dark) | The Magic Flute
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| Prince Tamino has a ________ and Pagageno has ________. | Magic flute; magic bells
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| Don Alfonso bets Ferrando and Guglielmo that their sweethearts Dorabella and Fiordiligi are "all women are like that," fickle. | Cosi fan tutte by Mozart
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| Disabled boy and mother go with 3 splendid Magi to give gifts to a child.King Melchior gives back stolen gold to mother,boy gives Holy child his crutch,boy's leg healed! | Amahl and the Night Visitors by Menotti
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| Requiem | Mozart
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| Les Miserables (musical) | Scheonberg
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| Major-General's song | Pirates of Penzance by Gilbert and Sullivan
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| H.M.S. Pinafore subtitle or alternate title | The Lass That Loved A Sailor
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| Don Alfonso | Cossi Fan Tutte
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| Der Rosenkavelier means | The Knight of the Rose by Richard Stauss
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| Verdi's only comic opera | Falstaff
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| Verdi's last opera | Falstaff
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| habanera is a song in | Carmen (Bizet)
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| Amahl and the Night Visitors | Menotti
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| Romeo and Juliet (ballet) | Prokofiev
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