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A sixteenth-note run in this symphony’s finale is a common bassoon audition excerpt to test double-tonguing. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this B-flat symphony. Its second movement includes the ostinato rhythm “sixteenth note, sixteenth rest, thirty-second note,” and its first movement begins with a slow introduction in B-flat minor.
ANSWER: Ludwig van Beethoven’s Symphony No. 4 in B-flat major, Opus 60 [accept Beethoven’s Fourth or Beethoven 4]
[10e] This German composer modeled his Spring Symphony on Beethoven’s Fourth and purportedly called the latter “a Greek maiden between two Norse giants.” His wife Clara Wieck (“veek”) played Beethoven’s chamber music on tour.
ANSWER: Robert Schumann
[10m] A theme in the first-movement development in Beethoven’s Fourth is very similar to one in this Beethoven work, his next opus number. Five timpani taps begin this work, which is often performed including material by Fritz Kreisler (“chrysler”).
ANSWER: Ludwig van Beethoven’s Violin Concerto in D major, Opus 61
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Arizona StateGeorgia Tech010010E
British ColumbiaChicago A0101020EM
Columbia AToronto B010010E
IndianaCornell B010010E
LSEHarvard010010E
MITIowa State010010E
MinnesotaWUSTL B0101020EM
NYUChicago B0101020EM
North Carolina ACornell A010010E
North Carolina BColumbia B010010E
OttawaVanderbilt10101030HEM
RITVirginia010010E
RutgersPenn State010010E
StanfordUC Berkeley B0101020EM
TexasUC Berkeley A10101030HEM
UCFJohns Hopkins010010E
Virginia TechNorthwestern010010E
Waterloo AMaryland010010E
Waterloo BToronto A0101020EM
Winona StateMichigan010010E
YaleWUSTL A0101020EM

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