Classical Music Trivia Questions IIFree Trivia Questions - Printable
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answer.
The time period between Johann Sebastian Bach and Ludwig Van
Beethoven is known as…?
a. Romantics
b. Renaissance
c. The Golden Age
d. The New Age
Church music, often featuring choral parts, telling the story of
Jesus, is called a…?
a. Cantata
b. Sonata
c. Passion
d. Chorale
Johann Sebastian Bach wrote five passions, of which two survived.
One of them is St. John Passion. What is the other one?
a. St. Luke Passion
b. St. Mark Passion
c. St. Matthew Passion
d. St. Paul Passion
This famous German composer lost his hearing. Who?
a. Ludwig Van Beethoven
b. Joseph Haydn
c. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
d. Johannes Brahms
Which composition school did Joseph Haydn belong to?
a. Second Viennese School
b. First Viennese School
c. Venetian School
d. Mannheim School
Who composed the famous Wedding March melody?
a. Felix Mendelssohn
b. Giuseppe Verdi
c. Richard Wagner
d. Robert Schumann
In classical music, a vocal composition with an instrumental
accompaniment, often involving a choir, is called a/an…?
a. Sonata
b. Cantata
c. Concerto
d. Opera
Who is the author of the ballet The Nutcracker?
a. Niccolo Paganini
b. Alexander Borodin
c. Pyotr Tchaikovsky
d. Cesar Cui
The phrase "Three Bs", referring to the supreme composers, includes
Bach, Beethoven and…?
a. Bertin
b. Bellini
c. Brahms
d. Berlioz
What is the meaning of the Portuguese word "Barroco"?
a. Misshapen pearl
b. Overly theatrical
c. Golden curve
d. Full splendor
According to his friend, violinist Karl Holz, the last musical work
he wished to hear was Beethoven's String Quartet No. 14 in C sharp minor, Op. 131. Who?
a. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
b. Louis Niedermeyer
c. Franz Schubert
d. Frederic Chopin
What was the nationality of Richard Wagner?
a. German
b. Austrian
c. English
d. Hungarian
His most famous work is "La Traviata". Who is he?
a. Gaetano Donizetti
b. Franz Liszt
c. Giuseppe Verdi
d. Gaspare Spontini
Robert Schumann composed in which musical era?
a. Renaissance
b. Romanticism
c. Baroque
d. Classicism
The name of this musical instrument maker is a synonym for
superiority. Which instrument maker are we talking about?
a. Antonio Stradivarius
b. Jacob Stainer
c. Giuseppe del Gesu
d. Akira Sony
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