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Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven and the Classical Period!
Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven and the Classical Period!
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1
Who was considered a "papa" by his musicians?
Haydn
Ableson
Beethoven
Mozart
2
A Symphony is:
A type of cookie
an orchestral piece
a piece for orchestra with one or more soloists.
a solo piece
3
Haydn died penniless and is buried in an unmarked grave.
True
False
4
Which composer started writing music at age 5?
Ableson
Haydn
Beethoven
Mozart
5
Mozart died penniless and was buried in an unmarked grave.
False
True
6
Who wrote Symphony #9 (Ode to Joy)?
Beethoven
Mozart
Haydn
Ableson
7
What rich, noble family did Haydn work for?
Esterhazy
King George II
Arch-Bishop of Salzburg
Napoleon
8
Which composer only wrote 1 opera?
Haydn
Ableson
Mozart
Beethoven
9
Beethoven suffered from what disability?
Fingers going numb
Going insane
Going deaf
Going blind
10
Which musician had a father in the music business?
Ableson
Mozart
Haydn
Beethoven
11
Which instrument was invented during the Classical Period?
The Violin
The Saxophone
The Trumpet
The Piano
12
The Classical Period is from...?
1685-1750
1750-1820
1820-1900
1600-1700
13
Mozart and his sister toured Europe as children to perform for Royalty.
False
True
14
Mozart lived to the ripe old age of...?
35
78
28
67
15
Who lived the longest?
Ableson
Mozart
Haydn
Beethoven
16
The Patronage system is ...
where composers have to write for a noble family
None of the above
where musicians are like slaves to nobility
how some musicians and composers thrived.
17
Beethoven was born in Salzburg, Austria
True
False
18
Mozart had both perfect pitch and a photographic memory.
True
False
19
Which composers knew each other?
Haydn and Beethoven
Beethoven and Mozart
Mozart and Haydn
All three knew each other
20
Who wrote Ode to Joy?
Beethoven
Haydn
Ableson
Mozart
