Can you name the Classical Composer (By Works)? by Almasa

Years	Composer	Famous Works
1857-1934		Pomp and Circumstance / Enigma Variations
1685-1750		Brandenburg Concertos / Goldberg Variations
1819-1880		Orpheus in the Underworld / The Tales of Hoffman
1678-1741		The Four Seasons / Manchester Sonatas
1810-1856		Carnaval / Rhenish Symphony
1714-1787		Iphigenie en Tauride / Orfeo ed Euridice
1875-1937		Bolero / Daphnis et Chloe
1822-1890		Panis Angelicus / Le Chausseur maudit
1659-1695		Dido and Aeneas / King Arthur
1813-1883		Ride of the Valkyries / The Flying Dutchman
1891-1953		Peter and the Wolf / The Love for Three Oranges
1839-1881		Pictures at an Exhibition / Night on Bald Mountain
1841-1904		New World Symphony / Slavonic Dances
1879-1936		The Pines of Rome / Ancient Airs and Dances
1567-1643		L'Orfeo / Madrigals
1842-1912		Manon / Werther
1813-1901		Aida / Rigoletto
1756-1791		Eine Kleine Nacht Musik / The Magic Flute
1810-1849		Minute Waltz / Funeral March
1843-1907		Peer Gynt Suite (In the Hall of the Mountain King) / Holberg Suite
1786-1826		Invitation to the Dance / Oberon

Years	Composer	Famous Works
1881-1945		Bluebeard's Castle / The Miraculous Mandarin
1844-1908		Scheherazade / The Golden Cockarel
1865-1957		Finlandia / Karelia Suite
1818-1893		Romeo et Juliette / Ave Maria
1732-1809		Surprise Symphony / London Symphony
1858-1924		Madame Butterfly / Turandot
1882-1971		The Rite of Spring / Petrushka
1825-1899		The Blue Danube / Die Fledermaus
1895-1982		Carmina Burana / Catulli Carmina
1876-1946		Nights in the Gardens of Spain / The Three-Cornered Hat
1898-1937		Rhapsody in Blue / Porgy and Bess
1685-1759		The Messiah / Royal Fireworks Suite
1874-1934		The Planets / Choral Fantasia
1833-1897		A German Requiem / Academic Festival Overture
1838-1875		Carmen / The Pearl Fishers
1653-1706		Canon in D / Hexachordum Apollinis
1866-1925		Gymnopedies / Gnossiennes
1913-1976		A Young Persons Guide to the Orchestra / Rape of Lucretia
1910-1981		Adagio for Strings / Vanessa
1792-1868		William Tell Overture / The Barber of Seville
1803-1869		Symphonie Fantastique / Grande Messe des Morts

Years	Composer	Famous Works
1903-1978		Spartacus / Gayenne (Sabre Dance)
1900-1990		Appalachian Spring / Fanfare for the Common Man
1811-1886		Hungarian Rhapsodies / Annees de Pelerinage
1809-1847		Scottish Symphony / Hebrides Overture
1770-1827		Moonlight Sonata / Ninth Symphony (Ode to Joy)
1872-1958		Antarctic Symphony / A Sea Symphony
1874-1954		Concord Sonata / Three Places In New England
1797-1848		Lucia di Lammermoor / The Elixir of Love
1860-1911		Symphony of a Thousand / Song of the Earth
1862-1918		Clare de Lune / Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun
1906-1975		Leningrad Symphony / Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District
1864-1949		Salome / Der Rosenkavalier
1873-1943		Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini / Symphonic Dances
1797-1828		Trout Quintet / Unfinished Symphony
1824-1896		The Romantic Symphony / The Wagner Symphony
1918-1990		West Side Story / Candide
1835-1921		Carnival for the Animals / Danse Macabre
1840-1893		The Nutcracker / 1812 Overture
1824-1884		Ma Vlast / The Bartered Bride

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Classical Composer (By Works) Quiz

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Created Dec 9, 2010 in Music
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	dan144556:	Dec 9th, 2010 at 17:56 GMT		2 points
	Good quiz, but since you don't require the answers in order, you can just name a composer at random and it'll probably be there, because the quiz is so long. My suggestion would be to either have us answer them in order, or shorten it to around 10-15 answers. Or both. Also, in the past I've been a stickler for accent marks, but since you're clearly a classical music aficionado like myself I'll give you a pass. :-)

	Almasa:	Dec 9th, 2010 at 18:06 GMT		2 points
	Thanks Dan: I do usually leave off the accent marks just for the slight inconvenience, although clearly it is more accurate to add them in... I have toiled with the idea of forcing each answer....the reason why I chose not to is because it lowers the difficulty of the quiz, and I wanted to make it slightly more accessible while still being comprehensive (ie: not having just 10-15 composers)....but at the same time - it will force the player to learn a little bit more (or give up) if I do make it so that they have to be answered in order. I will take your suggestion to heart though :)

	Almasa:	Dec 9th, 2010 at 18:18 GMT		1 point
	Ok, I have tried it by forcing answers and it seems pretty manageable.....I'll post it like that :)

	catcherj:	Nov 24th, 2011 at 03:17 GMT		1 point
	How do you ask about Bartok and leave off Romanian Folk Dances?

	bluejaymaniac:	Feb 3rd, 2012 at 03:35 GMT		1 point
	@catcherj: Because he's better known for other works?

	TrumpetPlayer:	Feb 28th, 2012 at 21:22 GMT		0 points
	@bluejaymaniac but he's not.

	bluejaymaniac:	Mar 24th, 2012 at 20:52 GMT		2 points
	Although that was the first work by him that I knew about, from my current perspective I feel like his string quartets, Music for Strings, Percussion, and Celesta, and Mikrokosmos, in addition to what's on the quiz, is his music that made the biggest impact. I'm not taking anything away from Romanian Folk Dances since it's probably his best example of compositions based off of folk music, but I'm not convinced it's his biggest achievement.