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While working in this city, Mozart squabbled with his patron, Archbishop Colloredo, until being dismissed in 1781. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this Austrian city where Mozart wrote most of his early works and where he was born.
ANSWER: Salzburg
[10m] During his Salzburg years, Mozart wrote nine of these masses, whose shorter length makes them appropriate for regular Sundays, unlike a missa solemnis, which is for special occasions.
ANSWER: missa brevis [or missae breves]
[10h] It is conventional to claim that Mozart’s first masterpiece of his Salzburg period was this E-flat concerto, whose soloist unusually enters in the second bar rather than after a long orchestral exposition. Its most common nickname is based on a misspelling of its dedicatee’s name.
ANSWER: “Jeunehomme” Concerto [or “Jenamy” Concerto; or Piano Concerto No. 9; or K. 271]
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Arizona StateUC Berkeley B100010E
Chicago ARutgers1010020EM
Columbia ANorth Carolina A100010E
Cornell ATexas1010020EM
Cornell BUCF100010E
Georgia StateYale1010020EM
Georgia TechJohns Hopkins1010020EM
Illinois AIndiana1010020EM
Iowa StateVirginia Tech1010020EM
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MarylandColumbia B1010020EM
MichiganVirginia1010020EM
MinnesotaChicago B1010020EM
NYUFlorida1010020EM
North Carolina BOhio State0000
NorthwesternWUSTL A1001020EH
Penn StateWUSTL B0000
RITIllinois B100010E
StanfordToronto A1010020EM
Toronto BHarvard100010E
Toronto CMIT100010E
UC Berkeley AWaterloo A1001020EH
VanderbiltWinona State100010E
Waterloo BOttawa1010020EM

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