Music Trivia Questions and Answers

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Music Trivia Questions and Answers

No.-1. The Metropolitan Opera is located in what North American city?
Answer: New York.
No.-2. Which instrument is a pocket-sized reed-organ invented by Charles Wheatstone in 1829?
Answer: Harmonica.
No.-3. On which instrument was Franz Liszt an inspired performer?
Answer: Piano.
No.-4. Which teacher of Mozart and Beethoven wrote more than 100 symphonies?
Answer: Franz Joseph Haydn.
No.-5. Whose one and only opera was a tale of love and tragedy set in New Orleans?
Answer: George Gershwin.

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No.-6. Who wrote the Moonlight and Appassionata among his 32 piano sonatas?
Answer: Beethoven.
No.-7. What is the title of Beethoven’s only opera?
Answer: Fidelio oder Die Eheliche Liebe.
No.-8. Which composer captured the furious beating of the bumblebee’s wings in one of his most famous short pieces?
Answer: Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov.
No.-9. Which US gospel singer, famed for her version of “Move On Up”, was invited to sing at the presidential inauguration of John F. Kennedy?
Answer: Mahalia Jackson.
No.-10. Who developed the 12-tone system of composition?
Answer: Arnold Schoenberg.

POP Music Trivia Questions and Answers

No.-11. To which family of instruments does the double bass belong?
Answer: Viol.
No.-12. Which jazzman said, “There are only two kinds of music: good and bad”?
Answer: Duke Ellington.
No.-13. Which bandleader disappeared on a flight from England to France In 1944?
Answer: Glenn Miller.
No.-14. Which record producer created the “wall of sound” for the Crystals and the Ronettes?
Answer: Phil Spector.
No.-15. What was Louis Armstrong’s nickname?
Answer: Satchmo.
No.-16. Who is the connection between the Boomtown Rats and Band Aid?
Answer: Bob Geldof.
No.-17. Who was the “Forces’ Sweetheart” of World War II?
Answer: Vera Lynn.
No.-18. Who collaborated with Elvis Costello on his recording of “Back on my Feet”, and with Michael Jackson on “Say, Say, Say”?
Answer: Paul McCartney.
No.-19. What is the specialist instrument of Wynton Marsalis, the jazz musician?
Answer: Trumpet.
No.-20. Who wrote the atmospheric scores for such films as A Fistful of Dollars and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly?
Answer: Ennio Morricone.