Music Theory
The number of flats a Bb major key signature has
Swan Lake's Russian Composer
Tchaikovsky
Czech composer Antonin Dvorak's most famous work
His Ninth Symphony
The era in which Bach composed in
Baroque Period
Bass
The symbol placed at the beginning of a musical staff to indicate the pitch of the notes written on the lines and spaces
Clef
The year did Tchaikovsky dedicate a famous overture
1812
The opera that everyone has heard the operatic excerpt in which a singer repeats, "Figaro, Figaro, Figaro."
Rossini: The Barber of Seville
Classical
The voice part between soprano and alto
Mezzo
The order of sharps
FCGDAEB
Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 is also known by this name
Choral
The number of Beethoven symphony, the last full symphony he wrote, contains those instantly recognizable grouping of opening notes, four quick notes then repeated
His Ninth Symphony
The number of periods that classical musical is usually broken up into
Seven
The first use of a saxophone was for this kind of music
military music
How many different intervals are there
12
The renowned 19th-century pianist, composer, and teacher became known as the Queen of the Piano during a successful recital career lasting more than 60 years
Clara Schumann
Best known for a piece of its music that is used to accompany can-can dancing, an 1858 opera by Jacques Offenbach concerns this Greek mythological character's journey to the underworld
Orpheus
The period marked by balance and the sonata form
Classical
The number of pedals a grand piano has
Three
The note that is a perfect fifth interval above C
G
The founder of Impressionist music
Debussy
The nickname of the piece that Giuseppe Tartini wrote a famous violin sonata that came to him in a dream
The Devil's Trill
The Medieval period
The instrument very prominent in nearly all musical cultures, but lost its popularity as it was thought of primarily as a woman's instrument after Marie Antoinette popularised it as a lady's pastime.
Harp