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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Well Marc, I think it is great that you expand your knowledge of music, among other things.
Here's a short Quiz for you. Which one of these works did Mozart write? "TITAN' "JUPITER" "SURPRISE SYMPHONY"
John, A person was in the process of Cataloging all of Mozart's Works. His Name was: Aesop Kochel Gundig.
So who wrote the "Farewell" Symphony and why was it written?
Who wrote the Egmont? Who wrote The Marriage of Figaro? In what Major Work will you find the Blumine Movement? Mostly omitted today? Who wrote the UNFINISHED SYMPHONY? In what work will you find THE RIDE OF THE VALKRIES. In what work will you find ODE TO JOY.
What famous work was used as the Theme in a T.V. Show. Hint: He wore a Mask. P.S It wasn't the Green Hornet. No fair peeking now. If you get stumped there is always Google! Have fun!
Last edited by Ray E. Strode; 03/14/16 01:18 PM.
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