1.Brothers Ray & Dave Davies founded which British Band during the 1960’s? |
2. What name is given to the mouthpiece of a recorder or similar wind instrument? |
3.Which Actor sang the song ‘Sit Down you’re Rocking the Boat’ in the 1955 film: Guys & Dolls? |
4. Which Festival of Music & The Arts was founded by Benjamin Britten & takes place annually in Suffolk? |
5. The Opera: ‘Eugene Onegin’, was written by which Russian Composer in 1879? |
6. Sticky Fingers, Let it Bleed & Beggars Banquet are all early albums by which iconic Band? |
7. Which Film & Stage Musical is loosely based on ‘The Taming of the Shrew’ by William Shakespeare? |
8. ‘Hell is gone & Heaven’s here, there’s nothing left for you to fear’ is the opening line to which song by Robbie Williams? |
9. Secret Love, Que Sera Sera & Move Over Darling are all songs recorded by which US Singer/Actress? |
10. Which section of the Orchestra is the furthest away from the Conductor? |
ANSWERS BELOW
JULIE CLARKE
1.Brothers Ray & Dave Davies founded which British Band during the 1960’s? | THE KINKS |
2. What name is given to the mouthpiece of a recorder or similar wind instrument? | FIPPLE |
3.Which Actor sang the song ‘Sit Down you’re Rocking the Boat’ in the 1955 film: Guys & Dolls? | STUBBY KAYE |
4. Which Festival of Music & The Arts was founded by Benjamin Britten & takes place annually in Suffolk? | ALDEBURGH FESTIVAL |
5. The Opera: ‘Eugene Onegin’, was written by which Russian Composer in 1879? | TCHAIKOVSKY |
6. Sticky Fingers, Let it Bleed & Beggars Banquet are all early albums by which iconic Band? | ROLLING STONES |
7. Which Film & Stage Musical is loosely based on ‘The Taming of the Shrew’ by William Shakespeare? | KISS ME KATE |
8. ‘Hell is gone & Heaven’s here, there’s nothing left for you to fear’ is the opening line to which song by Robbie Williams? | LET ME ENTERTAIN YOU |
9. Secret Love, Que Sera Sera & Move Over Darling are all songs recorded by which US Singer/Actress? | DORIS DAY |
10. Which section of the Orchestra is the furthest away from the Conductor? | PERCUSSION |