Ralph Vaughn Williams is known for collecting folk songs. Approximately how many did he collect?

What innovative compositional method did Arnold Schoenberg invent?

Béla Bartók collaborated with which other composer to record folk songs?

Which of the following works is Igor Stravinsky most famous for?

Florence Price made history with her Symphony in E minor. What was significant about this piece?

William Grant Still is known for infusing which genre into his compositions?

Which composer is recognized as the first to combine elements of jazz with classical music?

What was a major contribution of Ruth Crawford Seeger to American Music?

John Cage's most famous composition is known for its unique characteristic. What is it?

what was benjamin brittens notable achievement in relation to the british monarchy?

which composer is known for his film scores, including themes for star wars and jaws?

Philip glass is associated with which musical style?

Joan Tower's childhood experiences influenced her music. Where did she spend part of her childhood?

What is a significant achievement of Tania León in the arts?

Libby Larsen has composed over how many works throughout her career?

Eric Whitacre is knwon for creating what innovative concept in choral music?

Tension created by two or more musical notes, creating an inharmonious sound.

Compositions in which one ore more elements are left to chance

Compositions that employ simple rythym and tonal patterns, often featuring repetition.

The idea that a compositions meaning comes directly from its form rather than the feelings it evokes.

Music that lacks a specific key or tonal center

The word that comes from a portuguese term meaning irregularly shaped pearl

Musical work incolcing an orchestra and singers, usually telling a story based on a sacred text or theme

An ensemble of various instruments and voices playing together, usually with soloists or groups of instruments competing with the larger orchestra.

A staged drama that is mostly sung with an orchestra as accompaniment.

A composition consisting of imitative counterpoint in which the main idea is stated in each voice at different points in the music.

To create in large quantities

Who was the first woman to compose an opera?

which composer is regarded as the founder of french opera

Which composer is best knwon for his violin concertos titled "the four seasons"?

Who composed the hallelujah chorus from "the messiah"

Which composer is considered ONE of the greatest of all german composers?

Who is known as the "Red priest"

Which composer wrote over 550 keyboard sonatas

Who is considered the founder of modern violin technique

Who composed operas, cantatas, sacred music, concertos and his father wanted him to become a lawyer?

Who composed stage, vocal, and instrumental music and performed for King Louis at the age of 5?

Who composed royal music for special occasions and is buried next to the organ at westminster abbey

Who is on of the most prolific composers in music history?

Who composed over 500 concertos

Music which doesn't have a key or tonal center

A slight speeding up or slowing down of the tempo according to the preference of the soloist or conductor

An art movement from the 19th century that aimed to capture a moment in time with a focus on light and color of the moment as opposed to precise details

an ideological movement in the 19th century in which composers wrote music about the love of their nation, its history, and its culture

Instrumental music that tells a story or evokes another medium such as a painting or poem

A german poem set to music, typically arranged for a singer and piano

Which composer if known for writing many songs based on poetic texts

Which composer wrote a famous treatise on instrumentation that detailed the role of each orchestral instrument

The Easter sonata, composed by fanny Mendelssohn, was not attributed to her until which year?

Which composer is credited with rediscovering the music of johann sebastian bach?

Which composer was unable to make a living as a pianist due to a hand injury and instead focused on composition?

Which composer developed the musical from known as the symphonic poem

Which composer's opera, "The Ring of the Nibelung," took over 26 years to complete?

Which composer is considered a national hero in italy

Which composer was more well known than her husband during her lifetime

Which composers symphony no. 1 has been called "beethovens 10th"

Which composer originally wrote "the carnival of the animals" as a joke and only allowed "the swan" to be performed during his lifetime

Which composer was financially supported for many years by nadezhda von meck, who requested that they never meet in person?

Which composers "stars and stripes forever" is the national march of the united states?

which composers music has been called "impressionist" though he never liked the term associated with his music?

which composers gaelic symphony, premiered in 1896, was the first symphony composed and published by an american woman?

which composer earned the nickname king of ragtime?

Which composer was awarded a pulitzer prize for his contribution to american music after his death

Which composer was considered one of the greatest pianists of his time and recorded much of his own music and performances

which composer worked during the day as a carpenter and shoemaker, while studying composition and music theory at night?

which composer was the first black bandmaster in the united states navy