• Light Classical Music: de Falla/Ritual Fire Dance, Ravel/Bolero,
  Mendelssohn/Hebrides Overture, in B minor, op. 26 ("Fingal's Cave"),
  Colonel Bogey March
• Musical Terms: Legato,  Prestissimo, Con Brio, Pizzicato
• Operatic Titles: Vesti la giubba, La donna è mobile, Largo al factotem,
  Miserere (Il trovatore)
• Musical Forms: Sonata, Oratorio, Concerto, Fugue
• Completing Songs: The Ash Grove, Little Brown Jug, Tom Bowling,
  Early One Morning
• Dancing Music: Moonlight Saunter, Boston Two Step, The Twist,
  La Yenka
• General Knowledge: Haydn’s Surprise Symphony, The separation of
  Gilbert & Sullivan, “Beethoven’s unfinished symphony” (!), Nero the
  fiddler

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• Famous Overtures: Rossini/William Tell, Tchaikovsky/1812, Smetana/
  The Bartered Bride, Suppé/Light Cavalry
  
• General Musical Knowledge: Moody and Sankey Hymns, Tuning a
  violin, Absolute pitch, Patron Saint of Music/St Cecilia
• Popular Music: Los Paraguayos, Dave Brubeck, Ted Heath’s Band,
  Les Compagnons de la chanson
• Musical Theory: Contrapuntal, Fifer, Sforzando, Paso Doble
• Completing Songs: The Girl I Left Behind Me, Eton Boating Song,
  Barbara Allen, Oh Dear What Can the Matter Be?
• Piano Music: Bach/Sheep May Safely Graze, Chopin/Minute Waltz,
  Chaplin/Limelight, Litolff/Scherzo
• Composer’s Christian Names: Mozart, Rachmaninov, Gounod, Brahms
• Names of Dances: Cha Cha, Tango, Palais Glide, Paso Doble

• Popular Light Classical Music: Bath/Cornish Rhapsody, Addinsell/
  Warsaw Concerto, Liszt/Second Hungarian Rhapsody, Suppé/Poet
  and Peasant Overture
• General Musical Knowledge: Initials FRCM, BBCM, National Anthems,
  Straus/Chocolate Soldier (from Arms and the Man), Humperdinck/
  Hänsel und Gretel
• Operetta and Musical Comedy: Sullivan/The Mikado, Romberg/
  Student Prince, Schubert/Lilac Time, Stoltz/ Wild Violets
• Orchestras or Groups: Edmundo Ros, Jimmy Shand, Mantovani,
  Marino Marini
• Completing Songs: Bluebells of Scotland, Excelsior, Comin’ through
  the Rye, Strawberry Fair
• LP Identifications: These Boots Were Made for Walking, Eleanor
  Rigby, Anyone Who Had a Heart, The Highway Code

• Orchestral Masterpieces: Holst/The Planets, Rimsky-Korsakov/
  Flight of the Bumble Bee, Rimsky-Korsakov/Scheherazade, op. 35,
  Rossini/Il barbiere di Siviglia
• General Musical Knowledge: Senta, Nonette, Svelto,
  Marrow-bones and Cleavers
• Film Music: Younger Than Spring Time/South Pacific, 76 Trombones/
  Music Man, I Love Paris/Can-Can, June Is Busting Out All Over/
  Carousel
• General Musical Knowledge: Cavalleria rusticana/Mascagni, The
  Recorder, The Beggar’s Opera, Palestrina
• Musical Groups: The Shadows, Nelson Riddle, Johnny Dankworth,
  Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass
• Jazz Slang: The Canary, Tailgate Trombone, Lick, Licorice Sticks
• Completing Songs: Lincolnshire Poacher; British Grenadiers; Swing
  Low, Sweet Chariot; Old Folks at Home

• Well Known Classics: Grieg/A Minor Piano Concerto, Beethoven/
  Moonlight Sonata, Mendelssohn/Violin Concerto, Mendelssohn/
  Wedding March
• Mood Music: November Fog, Sewing Circle, January Sales,
  Closing Time
• General Musical Topics: Home Sweet Home/Clari, or The Maid of
  Milan, The Chorus, Monteverdi/L’Orfeo, Bombardan
• Opera Music: Madama Butterfly, La Bohème, Il trovatore, Faust
• Identifying Familiar Music: Chopin Impromptu for Piano No. 4 in
  C♯ minor, B 87/op. 66 ("Fantaisie-Impromptu”), Borodin/ Prince
  Igor, Beethoven/Sonata for Piano No. 8, in C minor, op. 13
  ("Pathétique"), Ponchielli/Dance of the Hours
• Completing Songs: Lass of Richmond Hill, My Old Dutch, Fiddler’s
  Dance, Widecombe Fair

• Orchestral Music: Chabrier/España, Offenbach/ Orpheus in the
  Underworld, Hérold/Zampa Overture, Rose/The Stripper
  
• General Musical Questions: Pianoforte, Beethoven/Moonlight
  Sonata, Verdi/Aida, Romberg/Desert Song
• Song Identification: Verdi/La traviata, Romberg/Desert Song,
  Puccini/La Bohème, Friml/Vagabond King
• General Musical Knowledge: Bizet/Carmen, Dumas/Lady of the
  Camellias, Albert, the Prince Consort, Giacomo Puccini
• Completing Songs: Alouette, Lassie from Lancashire, Ye Banks
  and Braes, Marching through Georgia
• General Musical Knowledge: The Æolian Harp, Schmaltz, Dulcimer,
  Sitar

• Identification: Bach/Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring; Beethoven/
  Symphony No. 5; Goodness Gracious Me; Ketèlby/In a Monastery
  Garden
• Music From Popular Shows: No, No, Nanette; White Horse Inn;
  Finian's Rainbow; The Most Happy Fella
• General Musical Knowledge: Luthier, Mounted Cornet, Anitra’s
  Dance, Susannah
• Dances: Charleston, Hokey Cokey, Conga, Rumba
• Bird Songs: Blackbird, Skylark, Song Thrush, Coot
• Identifications: Rossini/Overture to The Thieving Magpie, Mozart/
  Overture to The Marriage of Figaro, Dvořák/ New World Symphony,
  Schubert/Marche Militaire
• Completing Songs: Dashing Away, Early Bird, Charlie Is M’Darling,
  Who’s Your Lady Friend

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• Orchestral Music: Saint-Saëns/Le Cygne, Toselli/Serenata,
  Rubinstein/ Melody in F, Schubert/Serenade
• General Musical Knowledge: Bullfighter in Carmen, Carmen’s
  occupation, Madam Butterfly’s real name, Madam Butterfly’s
  suicide
• Operatic Arias: Turandot, Rigoletto, Martha, Faust
• General Musical Knowledge: Piano/Violin/Cello/Trio, Cremona,
  Verdi’s use of Shakespeare, Cavalleria rusticana
• Identifications: La donna è mobile, Mad Dogs and Englishman,
  I Feel Pretty, Toreador Song
• General Musical Knowledge: Gangs in West Side Story,
  Brandenburg Concertos, Sound of Music heroes and
  heroines, Britten Operas
• Film Music: The Last Mountain, Moulin Rouge, The Dam Busters,
  Exodus
• Completing Songs: We’ll Cling Together; Nymphs and Shepherds;
  My Bonnie Lies over the Ocean; Oh, You Beautiful Doll

• Light Music: Baynes/Destiny Waltz, Tchaikovsky/Waltz of the
  Flowers, Mascagni/Cavalleria rusticana, Prokofiev/March from
  The Love for Three Oranges
• Christian Names of Composers: Saint-Saëns, Stravinsky,
  Handel, Mendelssohn
• Stage and Screen Musicals: Show Boat, Seven Brides for Seven
  Brothers, The Sound of Music, West Side Story
• Musical Policemen: The Gendarmes’ Duet, Policeman’s Holiday,
  A Policeman’s Lot Is Not a Happy One, If You Want to Know
  the Time Ask a Policeman
• General Musical Knowledge: A Madrigal, Köchel, Triple Tonguing,
  Origin of the Saxophone
• Titles of Popular Songs: Because, Dinah, Chicago, Amapola
• Titles of Gilbert & Sullivan Operas, Iolanthe, The Pirates of
  Penzance, The Yeomen of the Guard, The Gondoliers
• Completing Songs: There Is a Tavern in the Town, Little Annie
  Rooney, When I Grow Too Old to Dream, Here’s a Health unto
  His Majesty

• Gounod/March from Faust; Grieg/Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, op. 46,
  No. 1, Prelude "Morning"; Tchaikovsky/Sleeping Beauty; L. Mozart
  (arr. R. Haydn)/Toy Symphony
• Questions about Musical Instruments: Glockenspiel, Nun’s Fiddle,
  Bagpipes, Purfling
• Identification of Musicians: Chaliapin, Millie, Stéphane Grappelli
  and Django Reinhardt, Vera Lynn
• Mood Music: Space Call, Rotation Machines, The Little People,
  Sex Kitten
• Miscellaneous Musical Knowledge: Wagner/The Ring, Keep the
  Home Fires Burning, Edward German/Tom Jones, Handel and
  Beethoven Pastoral Symphonies
• Completing Songs: Silver Threads among the Gold, Grand and
  Glorious Feeling, Ramona, Goodbye

• Strauss Music: Acceleration Waltz, Thunder and Lightning
  Polka, Emperor Waltz, Tritsch-Tratsch Polka
• Musical Associations: The Cat’s Fugue, French Songs,
  Margory Kennedy-Fraser, Pictures at an Exhibition
• Imaginary Silent Cinema Music
• Famous Musicals: Lehár/Land of Smiles, Loewe/Gigi, Ellis/
  Bless the Bride, Porter/Kiss Me Kate
• Gilbert & Sullivan: The Gondoliers, Iolanthe, The Mikado,
  The Yeomen of the Guard
• Completing Songs: If Those Lips Could Only Speak; Always;
  It’s Nice to Get Up in the Morning; Yes, We Have No Bananas

• Instrumental Music: Strauss/Tales from the Vienna Woods,
  Offenbach/Tales of Hoffmann, Rimsky-Korsakov/Hindu Song,
  Dvořák/Humoresques
• Christian Names of Composers: Gluck, Rimsky-Korsakov, von
  Weber, Shostakovich
• Famous Musicals: Salad Days, Pajama Game, Oliver,
  Naughty Marietta
• Mood Music: The Circus Comes to Town, Running Jump,
  Overland to Oregon: Wagon Train, Cantering Cats
• Singers: Gertrude Lawrence, Burl Ives, Shirley Bassey,
  Tommy Steele
• Operatic and Musical Characters: Peter Grimes, Song of
  Norway, The Magic Flute, Show Boat
• Completing Songs: On Ilkla Moor Baht 'At, Carolina Moon,
  Farmer’s Boy, Vive la Compagnie

• Popular Classics: Tchaikovsky/Polonaise from Eugene Onegin,
  Brahms/Hungarian Dance, Elgar/Enigma Variations,
  Waldteufel/Skaters Waltz
• General Musical Knowledge: Origin of Dido and Aeneas, La
  Bohème, Paganini, Tartini
• Bird Songs: Robin, Nightjar, Nightingale, Lark
• Famous Singers: Maria Callas, Conchita Supervia, Kathleen
  Ferrier, Marian Anderson
• Music Representing Stories, Objects or Events: Haydn/Clock
  Symphony, Handel/Water Music, Rodgers/Slaughter on 10th
  Ave., Coates/Three Bears
• Animals from Saint-Saëns/Carnival of the Animals: Lions,
  Cuckoo, Elephant, Donkey
• Completing Songs: In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree, You
  Made Me Love You, Bobby Shaftoe's Gone to Sea, Comrades

• Instrumental Music: Elgar/Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1,
  Weber/Invitation to the Dance, Mozart/Horn Concerto No. 4,
  Tchaikovsky/Waltz from Sleeping Beauty
• Final Scenes from Operas: Peter Grimes, Falstaff, Boris Godunov,
  Götterdämmerung
• Songs Most Loathed: Flower Song from Faust; Le fiacre; Come
  into the Garden, Maude; Drawing Room Ballads
• Introductions to Songs: Schubert/Auf der Bruck, Schubert/Who
  Is Sylvia?, Schubert/Ave Maria, Trad./Maire My Girl
• General Musical Knowledge: Mute Opera Character/Toby,
  Berceuse, Music Critic Who Became a Cricket Writer/Neville
  Cardus, Music Critic Who Became a Playwright/Bernard Shaw,
  Muffled Drums
• Completing Songs: Soldiers of the Queen; After the Ball; Bonnie
  Mary of Argyle; Tell Me, Pretty Maiden
  

• Instrumental Music: Mendelssohn/Symphony No. 4, in A major,
  op. 90 ("Italian"); Kreisler/Schön Rosmarin; Delibes/Coppélia;
  Dukas/Sorcerer's Apprentice
• General Musical Knowledge: Chopin/Minute Waltz, Tenement
  Symphony, Tannhäuser, Floradora
• Children’s Nursery Rhymes: Hickory Dickory Dock, Lucy Locket,
  Hot Cross Buns, Three Little Kittens
• Well Known Music: Mendelssohn/Wedding March, Karas/Third
  Man Theme, Wagner/Wedding March, Debussy/Clair de lune
• Music from Italy: Carnival in Venice; Santa Lucia; Come Back
  to Sorrento; Funiculi, Funicula
• Film Themes: Dr Zhivago, The Alamo, On the Beach, The
  Magnificent Seven
• Completing Songs: Come Landlord Fill the Flowing Bowl, When
  It’s Springtime in the Rockies, Sweet Genevieve, You Are My
  Honeysuckle

• Orchestral Music: Mozart/Eine kleine Nachtmusik; Ravel/Pavane
  pour une infante defunte; Chopin/Nocturne, No. 2, op. 9;
  Mussorgsky/Night on the Bare Mountain
• Humperdinck/Hänsel und Gretel, Origin of Tarantella, Wagner’s
  Opera House, Origin of Tattoo
• Songs from Musicals: Vagabond King, New Moon, Rose-Marie,
  Boys from Syracuse
• Characters from Operas: La Bohème, Tannhäuser, Aida, Faust
• Identifications: Gerald Moore/Kathleen Ferrier/Isobel Baillie,
  Sandy Shore, John McCormick, The Seekers, Caruso, Jerome
  Kern, Brahms, Rawicz and Landauer
• Completing Songs: Two Lovely Black Eyes, Little Sir Echo,
  Come Back to Erin, Ship Ahoy!

• Nicolai/The Merry Wives of Windsor, Delibes/Sylvia Ballet,
  Sibelius/Finlandia, Suppé/Pique Dame Song Lyrics: Lost
  Chord, Mademoiselle from Armentières, Asleep in the Deep,
  Sweet Adeline
• Noël Coward and Ivor Novello Shows: Follow My Secret  Heart/
  Conversation Piece, Glamorous Nights, Some Day My Heart Will
  Awake/King’s Rhapsody, Stately Homes of England/Operette
• Opera Questions Hänsel und Gretel, Lohengrin, Manon Lescaut,
  Lucia di Lammermoor
• Film Music: Broadway Melody, Dearly Beloved, High Society,
  Breakfast at Tiffany’s
• General Musical Knowledge: Life of Rossini, Judy Garland/A Star
  Is Born, Francis Scott Key/Star-Spangled Banner,
  Granadina Dance
• Completing Songs: John Peel, At Trinity Church I Met My Doom,
  Skye Boat Song, What’ll I Do?
  

• McDowell/To a Wild Rose, Bach/Toccata and Fugue in D minor,
  Meyerbeer/March from The Prophet, Beethoven/Minuet in G
• Songs That Tell a Story: Frankie and Johnny, Widecombe Fair,
  The Trolley Song, Meet Me in St. Louis
• Mood Music: Catherine Wheel, The Cat and the Hippo, The
  Equilibrist, Engagement Ring
• General Musical Knowledge: Mirror Fugue; Guitar in Count
  Basie's Band; Rule, Britannia; Stopping a French Horn
• Film Biographies: Rhapsody in Blue/Gershwin, Song Without
  End/Liszt, Words and Music/Rodgers and Hart, Song to
  Remember/Chopin
• Completing Songs: Down at the Old Bull and Bush; Laugh, Clown,
  Laugh; Killarney; The Campbells Are Coming
  

• Classical Themes: Rossini/La Boutique fantasque; Schubert/
  Symphony No. 8 (“Unfinished”); Verdi/Prelude to La traviata;
  Tchaikovsky/Symphony No. 6, in B minor, op. 74 ("Pathétique")
• Opera Composers: Ponchielli, Weber, Delibes, Donizetti
• Song Lyrics: On a Slow Boat to China, Maria, The Surrey with
  the Fringe on Top, I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles
• Distinctive Music: German Children’s Choir, Spike Jones and His
  City Slickers, Fred Astaire, Red Army Ensemble
• Musical General Knowledge: Prom Concerts, Frog Quartet,
  Dame Maggie Teyte, VS= Volti Subito
• Tunes from Films: Days of Wine and Roses, Mondo Cane, The
  Inn of the Sixth Happiness, The Man Who Knew Too Much
• Completing Songs: I Do Like to Be beside the Seaside, Molly,
  Loch Lomond, Who’s Taking You Home Tonight?
  

• Orchestral Music: Wagner/Prelude to Die Meistersinger, Gilbert
  & Sullivan/Iolanthe, Chopin/Prelude, Humperdinck/Overture to
  Hänsel und Gretel
• Words from Popular Songs: Laura, Nancy with the Laughing
  Face, Marta, Velia
• Musical Instruments: Cor Anglais, Lute, Harpsichord and
  Recorder, Four Tubas
• General Musical Knowledge: Concrete Music, Tempo Comodo,
  Barytone, Bagatelle
• Titles of Songs: Avalon, Somebody Stole My Gal, As Time
  Goes By, My Melancholy Baby
• Opera Identifications: Die Fledermaus, Girl of the Golden West,
  The Tales of Hoffman, Salome
• Completing Songs: There’s No Place like Home, Two Little Girls
  in Blue, Annie Laurie, La Marseillaise
  

• Songs by Famous Composers: Grieg/Solveig’s Song, Delibes/
  Chanson Espagnole from Les Filles de Cadix, Brahms/Cradle
  Song, Mendelssohn/On Wings of Song
• Identifying Songs: I Can’t Give You Anything But Love,
  Breathless, For Me and My Gal, Deep in the Heart of Texas
• Mood Music: Desert Memory, Eerie Visitor, Tall Ships,
  General Alarm
• General Musical Knowledge: Stavinsky/Pétrouchka, Death of
  Granados by torpedo, Coleridge-Taylor/Song of Hiawatha,
  Carrie Jacobs-Bond
• Musical Addresses: St. Louis, Winchester, Kalamazoo, Valencia
• Completing Songs: Glorious Beer, Me and My Shadow, A Little
  Bit of Heaven, Thanks for the Memories
  

• Orchestral Music: Saint-Saëns/Bacchanale from Samson et
  Dalila, Wagner/March from Tannhäuser, Debussy/Prélude à
  l'après-midi d'un faune, Berlioz/Hungarian March
• Song Lyrics: I’m Dancing with Tears in My Eyes, Mountain
  Greenery, Try a Little Tenderness, Mack the Knife
• Songs from Shows: Porgy and Bess, Brigadoon, Guys and
  Dolls, Camelot
• General Musical Knowledge: Schubert/Trout Quintet, Verbunkos,
  Handel’s Largo, Castle Walk
• Songs inspired by Girls: Mona Lisa, Patricia, Maria Elena, Diane
• General Musical Knowledge: Bellini/Norma, Leonard Bernstein,
  Two Worlds Festival, Barbershop Music
• Completing Songs: My Mother’s Birthday Today, Maybe It’s
  Because I’m a Londoner, I Love You So, On Top of Old Smokey
  

• Orchestral Music: Mussorgsky/Gopak from Sorochintsy Fair;
  Grieg/Anitra’s Dance; Massenet/Meditation from Thaïs;
  Chopin/Étude No. 3 in E Major, op. 10, B74 ("Tristesse")
• Song Identifications: Brown Bird Singing, Songs My Mother
  Taught Me, Linden Lea, Bird Songs at Evening
• Musical Place Names: San Francisco, Massachusetts,
  Nebraska, London
• Opera Questions: Don Giovanni, Porgy and Bess, Glinka,
  Elektra, op. 58
• Colours in Songs: Mood Indigo; Green, Green Grass of Home;
  Deep Purple; Black Bottom
• Musical Terms: Kammersänger, Quail, Scherzo, Nail Fiddle
• Completing Songs: By the Light of the Silvery Moon; Because
  I’m in Love; Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life; Under the Bridges
  of Paris
  

• Orchestral Music: Beethoven/Egmont Overture, Charles
  Williams/Dream of Olwen, Prokofiev/Peter and the Wolf,
  Weinberger/Schwanda the Bagpiper
• Who’s the Girl? Michelle, Nicola, Annabelle Lee, Rita Answers
  in the Words of Songs: Singin’ in the Rain, Mammy, Lady of
  Spain, Little German Band
• Songs from the Shows: Fiddler on the Roof, Kismet, This
  Year of Grace, Annie Get Your Gun
• Completing Songs: Oh Mein Papa; You Were Meant For Me;
  Come into the Garden, Maude; Don’t Put Your Daughter on
  the Stage, Mrs Worthington
• Opera Questions: Bartered Bride, La Vie Parisienne, Bizet
  and Sullivan, Otello
• Music from Films: Pinocchio, Pal Joey, Exodus, Finders Keepers
• Marches: March of the Siamese Children, Royal Air Force
  March Past, Marche Slave, Under the Double Eagle
  

• Sleigh Ride, Little Drummer Boy, Little Donkey, The Twelve
  Days of Christmas
• Opera: Albert Coates, Billy Budd, Tales of Hoffmann,
  Puccini/Turandot
• Answers in the Words of a Song: Good King Wenceslas;
  Landlord, Fill the Flowing Bowl; When the Red, Red Robin;
  Rudolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer
• Signs of the Zodiac: Sagittarius, Aquarius, Taurus, Pisces
• Completing Songs: Soldiers’ Chorus, Glad Rag Doll, Home
  on the Range, Don’t Bring Lulu
  
• Drinks in Songs: Cider, Hot Toddy, Whisky (Stirrup Cup),
  Tokay
• Jingle Bells on Harmonica and Washboard, and on
  Harmonica and Tambourine

• Orchestral Music: Beethoven/Coriolan Overture, Handel/Music
  for the Royal Fireworks, Sibelius/Karelia Suite, Wagner/Ride
  of the Valkyries
• General Musical Knowledge: Flea in Berlioz/Faust,
  Countertenor, Clarke/Trumpet Voluntary, Contrafagot
• Well-Loved Singers: Peter Dawson, Victoria de los Ángeles,
  Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Beniamino Gigli
• Opera Questions: Two versions of La Bohème, Bellini/Norma,
  Rossini/William Tell, Dukas/Ariadne and Bluebeard
• Foreign Song titles: Auprès de ma blonde; Bésame Mucho;
  Quando, Quando, Quando; Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen
• Completing Songs: Polly Wolly Doodle, Underneath the Arches,
  Tulips from Amsterdam, Bless You for Being an Angel
  

• Orchestral Music: Tchaikovsky/Capriccio Italien; Sibelius/Valse
  triste; Rimsky- Korsakov/Capriccio Espagnol, op. 34; Rossini/
  Overture to Semiramide
• General Musical Knowledge: History of “Chopsticks”, “Hairpins”
  (cresc. followed by dim.), Debussy/Children’s Corner Suite,
  Bow pushing and pulling
• British Songs: Miller of Dee, The Keelrow, The Oak and the Ash,
  Hearts of Oak
• Oscar Winning Songs from the Films: Three Coins in the
  Fountain, The Joker is Wild, Calamity Jane, Neptune’s Daughter
• Opera Questions: Un ballo in maschera, Snow Maiden, Le
  nozze di Figaro and Il barbiere di Siviglia (use same characters),
  Così fan tutte
• Gilbert & Sullivan Operas: The Mikado, The Gondoliers, The
  Yeomen of the Guard, The Pirates of Penzance
• Completing Songs: Roll Out the Barrel, Falling in Love with
  Love, Down Below, Just Put Out the Light
  

• Orchestral Music: Wagner/Overture to Rienzi, Tchaikovsky/
  Romeo and Juliet, Beethoven/Emperor Concerto, Bach/Air on
  the G String
• Creatures in Music: Horsey, Horsey; The Worm; Ugly Duckling;
  Frog
• Musical Terms: Largo, English Fingering, Stroke Zither, Colophony
• Music from the Opera: Rusalka, Casanova, Nabucco, Madama
  Butterfly
• Music from the Films: Sound of Music, High Society, Can-Can,
  Lawrence of Arabia
• Completing Songs: Oh, What a Beautiful Morning; Scatterbrain;
  Caller Herrin’; Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered
  

• Orchestral Music: Delibes/Valse lente from Coppélia; Beethoven/
  Pastoral Symphony; Chopin/Prelude No. 7, in A major, op. 28;
  Smetana/Vltava
• Opera Characters: Norma, Aida, Fidelio, Turandot
• Workers in Songs: Cobbler, Estate Agent, Grocer, Dustman
• Popular Songs: If You Knew Suzy; I Want to Hold Your Hand;
  Oh, Johnny; I Left My Heart in San Francisco
• Popular Music: La Mer, Elizabethan Serenade, Mexican Hat
  Dance, Trumpet Voluntary
• General Musical Knowledge: Galliard and Pavane, J. S. Bach,
  The Pirates of Penzance, Belshazzar's Feast
• Completing Songs: The Lost Chord, Three Little Fishies, On
  the Banks of Allan Water, Love and Marriage
  

• Orchestral Music: Sibelius/Symphony No. 2, in D major; Delibes/
  Prelude to Sylvia; Tchaikovsky/Eugene Onegin; Holst/Mars from
  The Planets
• Musical Associations: Dream of Olwen and Dream of Gerontius,
  April in Paris and An American in Paris, Love Me Tonight and
  the Love for Three Oranges, Mood Indigo and In the Mood
• Well Loved Songs: Where E’er You Walk; Oh, for the Wings of
  a Dove; Blow the Wind Southerly; I’ll Walk Beside You
• Composers First Names: Glinka, Debussy, Smetana, Verdi
• Moving to Music
• Gilbert & Sullivan Operettas: The Mikado, The Gondoliers,
  The Pirates of Penzance, HMS Pinafore
• Semi-technicalities: Fado, Double Stopping, Short Stick,
  Guitarist’s Left Thumb
• Completing Songs: Bless This House, I’m Goin’ Back, Mother
  Machree, Lili Marlene
  

• Orchestral Music: Mozart/Clarinet Concerto, in A major, K622;
  Widor/Toccata; Bruch/Violin Concerto in B minor; Rossini/
  William Tell Ballet
• Questions from Songs: I Could Have Danced All Night, I Lift
  My Fingers and Say Tweet Tweet, I Can’t Do My Bally Bottom
  Button Up, Real Life Girl
• Vocal Music: Mendelssohn/Rest in the Lord, Puccini/Humming
  Chorus, Zeller/Der Obersteiger, Strauss/Laughing Song
• Fanciful Descriptions of Electronic Sounds
• General Musical Knowledge: Overtures to Fidelio, Kwela, Big
  Noise From Winnetka, Size of Holes in Gramophone Records
• Completing Songs: I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles, Anything
  Goes, The Hundred Pipers, Deep Purple
  

• Orchestral Music: Dvořák/Carnival Overture, Brahms/Hungarian
  Dance No. 6 in D♭, Tchaikovsky/Chanson triste, Schubert/
  Symphony No. 9, in C major
• Answers in the Words of Songs: I’m Just Wild About Harry, I’ve
  Got Her Under My Skin, Sweet Little Alice Blue Gown, I’ve Got
  My Love to Keep Me Warm
• Show Tunes: Lehár/Friederike, Reynolds and Slade/Salad Days,
  Friml/Rose-Marie, Bock/Fiddler on the Roof
• Opera Questions: Lucia di Lammermoor, La Cenerentola, Le
  nozze di Figaro, Rigoletto
• Piano Music: Brahms/Waltz No. 15, Liszt/La campanella,
  Beethoven/Für Elise, Chopin/Étude No. 12, in C minor, op. 10
  (“Revolutionary”)
• General Musical Knowledge: Difference between Bands and
  Orchestras, Fred Karno's Army, Bouche fermée, Calliope
• Completing Songs: Golden Slumbers, I’ll Be Seeing You, It’s
  a Great Big Shame, Living Doll
  

• Orchestral Music: Bizet/Overture to L'Arlésienne Suite No. 1,
  Khachaturian/Sabre Dance, Coates/Oxford Street,
  Tchaikovsky/Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy
• Answers in the Words of Songs: On the Good Ship Lollipop,
  Hard-Hearted Hannah, A Nice Cup of Tea, I Got That Old Feeling
• Songs about Jobs: Phil the Fluter, The Waiter and the Porter
  and the Upstairs Maid, Muleteer, Umbrella Man
• Opera Titles: Dido and Aeneas, Tristan und Isolde, Der
  Rosenkavalier, Don Giovanni
• General Musical Knowledge: Potpourri, Benjamin Franklin/
  Harmonica, Fret, Marching through Georgia
• Completing Songs: Peggy O’Neil, I Wonder Where My Baby Is,
  Jolly Good Day, Apple Blossom Time
  

• Orchestral Music: Elgar/Cockaigne Overture; Rachmaninov/
  Piano Concerto No. 2, in C minor; Tchaikovsky/Waltz from
  Serenade for Strings, in C major; Ketèlbey/Bells across the
  Meadow
• General Musical Knowledge: Heckelphone, Kit, A Yodel,
  Tristan und Isolde’s Prompter
• Songs about Birds: La Paloma, Flamingo, If I Were a Blackbird,
  Budgerigar
• Characters in Gilbert & Sullivan: Jack Point, The Duke of Plaza
  Toro, Lord Chancellor, Three Little Maids from School
• Girls Names in Songs: Dinah, Lisa, Millie, Louise
• Opera Composers: Jean-Baptiste Lully, Wagner, Puccini, Rossini
• Completing Songs: Alice Where Art Thou?, Dancing Tonight,
  Happy As We Sing Together, A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening
  

• Music from Opera: Verdi/Triumphal March from Aida, Bizet/March
  from Carmen, Mozart/March from The Marriage of Figaro, Wagner/
  March from Tannhäuser
• General Musical Knowledge: Pedal Piano, Monday Pops,
  Pentatonic Scale, Difference between a Leader and
  Concert Master
• Famous Singers: Joan Hammond, Owen Brannigan, Victoria de los
  Ángeles, Feodor Chaliapin
• Composers of Shows: Maid of the Mountains/Simpson and Tate,
  Chu Chin Chow/Frederic Norton, Bless the Bride/Ellis and Herbert,
  Land of Smiles/Lehár
• Answers in the Words of Songs: In Dublin’s Fair City (aka Molly
  Malone), Teddy Bears’ Picnic, I Must Go Down to the Seas Again,
  That Old Black Magic
• Completing Songs: Rule, Britannia; I Can’t Give You Anything but
  Love; Daddy Wouldn’t Buy Me a Bow-Wow; Maybe That’s Why I
  Love You
  

• Orchestral Music: Weber/Overture to Oberon, Ketèlbey/In a
  Persian Market, Wolf-Ferrari/Jewels of the Madonna, Strauss/
  Blue Danube
• General Musical Knowledge: Wozzeck, Keeners, Bayreuth Festival,
  Stride Piano
• Songs from Operas and Operettas: Merrie England (German),
  Merry Widow (Lehár), Tom Jones (German), Hiawatha
  (Coleridge-Taylor)
• Answers in the Words of Songs: My Darling Clementine, White
  Christmas, Keep the Home Fires Burning, You Made Me Love You
• Children’s Choice Music: Tubby the Tuba, Runaway Train, Mole
  in a Hole, Christopher Robin Is Saying His Prayers
• Completing Songs: Alexander’s Ragtime Band, Georgia on My
  Mind, Keep Right On to the End of the Road, Thank You
  Very Much
  

• Music by Tchaikovsky: Rose Adagio from Sleeping Beauty,
  Chinese Dance from The Nutcracker, Chanson sans paroles,
  Dance of the Swans
• General Musical Knowledge: Torch Song, High Hat, Wallace in
  Wonderland (EP by Ian Wallace), A & R Man
• Questions on Don Giovanni: Alternative Title, 1003 Girls,
  Commendatore, Commendatore’s revenge
• Show Tunes: Flash Bang Wallop, Comedy Tonight, My Heart
  and I, Cabaret
• Titles of Songs: Sitting on the Fence, Mad Dogs and Englishmen,
  Two Lovely Black Eyes, It Ain’t What You Do
• Completing Songs: Excelsior, Lady of Spain, When All Night Long
  a Chap Remains (from Iolanthe), Round the Marble Arch
  

• Instrumental Music: Holiday for Strings, Music to Watch Girls By,
  Question and Answer, Petit Fleur
• General Musical Knowledge: Let’s Make an Opera/William Blake,
  Circular Canon, Highland Fling, A Bore Who is the Performer?
  Peter Ustinov, Freddie and the Drifters, Ian Wallace (at high
  speed), Luton Girls’ Choir
• Questions about Musicals: Berlin/Annie Get Your Gun, Frank
  Loesser and Hoagy Carmichael/Thanks for the Memory and
  Sing You Sinners, Berlin/Call Me Madam, Ron Moody/Oliver
• Song Lyrics: You’ll Never Walk Alone, Dancing Cheek to Cheek,
  Beside the Seaside, Mighty Lak’ a Rose
• Musical Fish: Skaters Waltz, Whale Meet Again, Rose of
  England, A Summer Place
• Musical Identifications: Harmonious Blacksmith, Intermezzo
  from Escape to Happiness, Dance from Merrie England,
  1812 Overture
• Completing Songs: It Ain’t Gonna Rain No More, I’m Going to
  Marry, Get Me to the Church on Time, K-K-K-Katy
  

• Romantic Classical Music: Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1;
  Rachmaninov/Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, op. 43;
  Chopin/ Polonaise in A♭, op.53 (“Heroic”); Sinding/Rustle
  of Spring
• Musical Terms: Whiffler, Gopak, Clavicytherium, Farandole
• Stage and Film Musicals: Mary Poppins, Snow White, Oliver,
  Fiddler on the Roof
• Opera: Der Rosenkavalier, La Bohème, Don Giovanni, Il trovatore
• Bird Songs: Ne-ne, Swan, Red-billed whistling duck, Eider
• Composer’s Christian Names: Gounod, De Sylva, Brown and
  Henderson, Leoncavallo, Paganini
• Completing Songs: Galloping Major; I’m Henery the Eighth, I Am;
  Grandfather’s Clock; In the Garden of Your Heart
  

• Music Places: Brazil, Spain, Paris, Monterey (in old Mexico)
• General Musical Knowledge: Hurdy Gurdy, Take Five, Bumps-a-
  Daisy, Jug Band
• Songs from the Shows and their dates: Merry Widow/1907,
  Babes In Arms/1937, Love Me Tonight/1932, Sound of
  Music/1960
• Famous Melodies: Beethoven/Symphony No. 9, Mozart/Eine
  kleine Nachtmusik, Tchaikovsky/Symphony No. 5, Brahms/
  Academic Festival Overture
• Bugle Calls: Reveille, Defaulters, Grub Up, Bugle Call Rag
• Completing Songs: Show Me the Way to Go Home, Catch a
  Falling Star, Forever and a Day, Jolly Good Company
  

• Orchestral Music: Gershwin/Rhapsody in Blue, Sibelius/
  Finlandia, Mozart/Eine kleine Nachtmusik, Grieg/Peer Gynt
• Opera: Porgy and Bess, Salome, Rigoletto, The Magic Flute
• Nursery Rhymes: The Grand Old Duke of York, Ride a Cock
  Horse, Ding Dong Bell, Polly Put the Kettle On Choruses from
  Operas: La traviata, The Gondoliers, Lohengrin, Tannhäuser
• Song Titles: Little Brown Jug, My Bonnie Lies over the Ocean,
  I Belong to Glasgow, Catch a Falling Star
• Completing Songs: Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-De-Ay, Sing As We Go, I
  Dream of Jeannie, Strolling in the Park One Day
  

• Familiar Waltz Tunes: R. Strauss/Der Rosenkavalier, J. Strauss/
  Artist’s Life, Tchaikovsky/Waltz of the Flowers, Lehár/Merry
  Widow Waltz
• Gold Disk: First Gold Disk/Caruso 1903, Oh for the Wings 1962,
  Andrews Sisters/1937, Rose Marie/Indian Love Call
• Nostalgic Songs: Gertrude Lawrence/The Physician, Peter
  Sellers/My Old Dutch, Cicely Courtneidge/Something about a
  Soldier, Richard Tauber/O sole mio
• General Musical Knowledge: Handel/Dead March from Saul, A
  Broken Consort, Eric Coates, Change Ringing
• Popular Songs: I’ll Follow My Secret Heart, I Feel Pretty, I’m
  Going to Wash That Man Right out of My Hair, The Surrey
  with the Fringe On Top
• Completing Songs: Where Did You Get That Hat; (Won't You
  Come Home) Bill Bailey; Who Is Silvia, What Is She?; A Song
  of Love
  

• Mozart/Die Entführung aus dem Serail, K384, Stravinsky/
  Firebird Suite, Vivaldi/Spring from The Four Seasons,
  Monti/Czárdás
• Opera Plots: Tannhäuser, Lucia di Lammermoor, The Tales
  of Hoffmann, Pagliacci
• Nursery Rhymes: Where Are You Going To My Pretty Maid?,
  Cock-a-doodle-doo, Oranges and Lemons, Goosey Goosey
  Gander
• General Musical Knowledge: Band at the Floral Dance,
  Common Time, Rhythm Section, Bouzouki music
• Men’s Names: Bertie, Tom, John, William
• Completing Songs: There Was I Waiting at the Church, All by
  Yourself in the Moonlight, On the Loveliest Night of the Year,
  In Eleven More Months and Ten More Days
• Miscellaneous Questions: First audience for Wagner's
  Siegfried Idyll, Purpose of the Loud Pedal, Difference
  between First and Second Trumpet, Place of the Piccolo in
  the Brass Band
  

• Music from Operettas: Lehár/The Count of Luxemburg,
  Straus/The Chocolate Soldier, Kálmán/The Countess Maritza,
  Strauss/The Gypsy Baron
• Opera Plots: Victims in Carmen, Rigoletto’s Curse, Puccini’s
  opera composed posthumously (!), Rhine Maidens
• Instruments of the Orchestra: Glockenspiel, Bass Clarinet,
  Contrabassoon, Flat Stick
• General Musical Knowledge: Crescendo, Knob on a Grand
  Piano, Snare, Thunder Stick
• Records That Sold a Million: It’s Not Unusual/Tom Jones,
  Diana/Paul Anka, I Remember You/Frank Ifield, Yours/ Vera Lynn
• Completing Songs: Swanee; He Played His Ukulele As the
  Ship Went Down; Raining Violets; Shine On, Harvest Moon
  

• Orchestral Music: Mozart/Overture to the Magic Flute,
  Strauss/Pizzicato Polka,Delius/On Hearing the First Cuckoo
  In Spring, Schubert/ Moment Musical No. 3
• General Musical Knowledge: Schubert/Unfinished Symphony,
  Steel Beater, Scotch Snap, Rimsky-Korsakov Opera
• Mood Music: Made-up Titles
• Song Titles: Mad Dogs and Englishmen, Yellow Polka Dot Bikini,
  Mrs Brown You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter, These Foolish Things
• Operas: The Bohemian Girl, Patience, Der fliegende
  Holländer, The Marriage of Figaro
• Completing Songs: Silvery Moon, Song from A Star is Born,
  My Ain Folk, Carolina
  

• Orchestral Music: J. Strauss/Morgenblatter Waltz, Fibich/
  Poem, Bizet/Serenade from The Fair Maid of Perth, Luigini/
  Ballet égyptian
• Children’s Books: Alice in Wonderland, Noddy Meets Big Ears,
  The Owl and the Pussycat, Now We Are Six
• Opera Characters and Plots: Pinkerton/Madame Butterfly, Il
  trovatore, Boris Godunov, Faust
• Show Tunes: Camelot (Laurence Harvey), Funny Girl
  (Michael Craig), Maritana (Joan Sutherland), Bless the Bride
  (impresario Charles Cochran, author A. P. Herbert)
• Television Themes: Maigret, Dr Kildare, Perry Mason, Steptoe
  and Son
• Completing Songs: Oh, Oh, Antonio; Bye, Bye, Blackbird; The
  Scottish Soldier; Happy Days Are Here Again
  

• Music From the Stage: Rimsky-Korsakov/Dance of the
  Tumblers, Tchaikovsky/Russian Dance from The Nutcracker,
  Drigo/Harlequin’s Millions, Delibes/Coppélia: Czárdás
• Operas: Donizetti/L'elisir d'amore, Offenbach/Les Contes
  d'Hoffmann, Puccini/Tosca, Bizet/Carmen
• General Musical Knowledge: Piano arrangement of Jesu, Joy
  of Man's Desiring; A Mirliton; An F-Hole; A Harp Stop
• Songs from Children’s Records: Winnie the Pooh, Hilaire Belloc’s
  Cautionary Tales, The Water Babies, Old Father William
• Musicals: Oklahoma!, The King and I, West Side Story, The
  Big Store
• Completing Songs: Goodbye-ee; On Moonlight Bay; Hello,
  Dolly; We’re Off to See the Wizard
  

• Familiar Overtures: Mozart/Così fan tutte, Suppé/Poet and
  Peasant, Balfe/The Bohemian Girl, Sullivan/The Mikado
• Marching Songs: Dixie, La Marseillaise, The Maple Leaf
  Forever, German National Socialist Song
• Million Selling Sheet Music Songs: Roses of Picardy,
  Because, Until, Goodbye
• Musical Meeting Places: Rienzi set in Rome, Finian’s Rainbow,
  Norma, One Hundred Men and a Girl/Philadelphia Orchestra
• Piano Music with Two Titles: Mendelssohn/Song without
  Words No. 34, in C major and The Bee’s Wedding; Chopin/
  Waltz in C♯ minor which occurs also in Les Sylphides;
  Schumann/Traumerei and Dreaming and Reverie; Mendelssohn/
  Song without Words No. 30, in A major and Spring Song
• General Musical Knowledge: Tin Pan Alley/Denmark Street/
  28th Street, Sympathetic Strings, Portamento, Violin Node
• Completing Songs: Oh, My Darling Clementine; Smile; Do
  the Hokey Cokey; Any Old Iron

• Mostly Martial Sounding Music: Handel/Entry of the Queen
  of Sheba, Herbert/March of the Toys, Elgar/Salut d’amour,
  Bliss/March from Things to Come
• General Musical Knowledge: DC on a piece of music, Bladder
  and String, A Soap Opera, A Trombonist’s Left Hand
• Early Musical Films: Bebe Daniels, Seven Brides for Seven
  Brothers, Roman Scandals, Sunny Side Up
• Music that Paints a Picture: Hunt in the Black Forest, A
  Musical Snuff Box, In a Clock Store, Apache Dance
• Famous Signature Tunes: Edith Piaf/La Vie en rose, Tommy
  Dorsey/I’m Getting Sentimental over You, Cab Calloway/ Minnie
  the Moocher, The Harlem Globetrotters/Sweet Georgia Brown
• Music from the Films: The Bridge on the River Kwai, Tom
  Jones, An American in Paris, The Pink Panther
• Completing Songs: Take Me Back to Dear Old Blighty;
  Mademoiselle From Armentières; It’s a Long Way to
  Tipperary; Goodbye, Dolly Gray
  

• Music to do with Colour: Blues in the Night, Yellow Bird,
  La Vie en rose, Scarlet Ribbons
• General Musical Knowledge: Choke Cymbals, Postlude,
  Grand Piano’s Third Pedal, Alphorn
• Vocal Music: Mascagni/Cavalleria rusticana, Grieg/Ich
  liebe dich, Mozart/Deh viene alla finestra, Mendelssohn/
  On Wings of Song
• Instrumentalists: Lionel Tertis/Viola, Dizzy Gillespie/Trumpet,
  Glenn Miller/Trombone, Sidonie Goossens/Harp
• Music and Painting: Whistler, Constable, Monet, Dalí
• Completing Songs: Now is the Hour, Day-O, Thanks for
  the Memories, Wings over the Navy
• Music from the Shows: Berlin and Rodgers, Grace Kelly
  films, Cliff Richard hit songs, Doris Day films
  

• Wagner Preludes: Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, Tannhäuser,
  Tristan und Isolde, Der fliegende Holländer
• General Musical Knowledge: Soubrette, Number of Strings
  on a Balalaika, Tonic Solfa, Water Organ
• Vocal Identifications: Mozart/The Queen of the Night Aria,
  Matt Monro, Eriskay Love Lilt, Rossini/The Cat Duet
• Operas and Shows: Queen of Spades, Expresso Bongo,
  Alban Berg, Lisbon Story
• Film Music: Firefly, The Man with the Golden Arm, The
  Guns of Navarone, The Longest Day
• Completing Songs: The Song of the Volga Boatmen, Hey Big
  Spender, Keep Your Sunny Side Up, On The Good Ship Lollipop
  

• Show Tunes: There is Nothing Like a Dame, How to Succeed
  in Business without Really Trying, Seven Brides for Seven
  Brothers, Oliver
• General Musical Knowledge: Baguette, Lur, The Mighty
  Wurlitzer, Sound Post
• Children’s Music: I’ve Got Sixpence, Ring a Ring o’ Roses,
  To Market to Market, Wee Willie Winkie
• Opera: Gluck/Orfeo ed Euridice, Verdi/Falstaff, Wagner/
  Götterdämmerung, Smetana/The Bartered Bride
• Translated Names: Green/Verdi, Brook/Bach, Ostrich/
  Strauss, Greenberg/Monteverdi
• Completing Songs: There's a Silver Lining, The Rain In
  Spain, Angel Eyes, The Hippopotamus Song
  

• Waldteufel/Grenadiers Waltz, Borodin/Nocturne from Quartet
  #2, Lehár/Frasquita Serenade, Rimsky-Korsakov/Bridal March
  from Le Coq d’or
• General Musical Knowledge: Pick-up group, Shofar,
  Chanter and Drone on Bagpipes, Lindy Hop
• Arias from Operas: Tosca, Rigoletto, Cavalleria rusticana,
  Die Fledermaus
• Film Music: A Hard Day’s Night, Meet Me Tonight, The
  Gay Divorcee, Mary Poppins
• Sullivan and Gilbert (!): Trial by Jury, The Mikado, Utopia Limited,
  Seated one day at the organ (first line of The Lost Chord)
• Completing Songs: I’ll See You Again, Here’s to the Next
  Time, And So I Go, Auld Lang Syne
  

• Music From Light Opera: Suppé/Jolly Robbers, Offenbach/
  Orpheus and Euridice, Strauss/Die Fledermaus, German/
  Merrie England
• Composers First Names: Haydn, Leoncavallo, Rossini,
  Rachmaninov
• Song Excerpts: Who Is Silvia, Windmills of Your Mind, The
  Dark Girl Dressed in Blue, This Guy’s In Love With You
• General Musical Knowledge: philharmonic, sapateado, fingers
  used by a Spanish guitar player, Dukas/Sorcerer’s Apprentice
• Opera: Verdi (composer), Francesco Maria Piave (librettist);
  Bizet and Donizetti both wrote operas based on works of Sir
  Walter Scott; Lorenzo Da Ponte, Mozart’s librettist; Humperdinck/Hänsel und Gretel
• Songs from the Shows: Half a Sixpence, Funny Girl, Bless the
  Bride, Oliver
• Completing Songs: Old Man River; Cigarettes, Whiskey and
  Wild, Wild Women; If I Were a Rich Man; Let’s Fall in Love

• Grieg /Piano Concerto in A Minor; Tchaikovsky/ Concerto
  for Piano No. 1, in B♭ minor, op. 23; Mozart/Sonata for Piano
  No. 11, in A major, K331; Schubert/March Militaire
• Music From the Films: Dr No, I’ll Be Seeing You, Spellbound,
  Yankee Doodle Dandy
• General Musical Knowledge: Zarzuela, Sordine, An A & R Man,
  A Drummer’s Sizzle
• Musical Shows: King’s Rhapsody, Conversation Piece, This Is
  the Army, The Arcadians
• Children’s Songs: Teddy Bears’ Picnic, Buckingham Palace,
  The Farmer’s in His Den, Marching Song of the Elephants
• Completing Songs: Nellie Dean, Thank Heaven for Little Girls,
  The Floral Dance, She’ll Be Coming ’Round the Mountain

• Classical Music: Haydn/Surprise Symphony, Rachmaninov/
  Prélude in C♯ minor, Beethoven/Moonlight Sonata, Elgar/Pomp
  and Circumstance March No.1
• Musical Terms: bebung , a cappella, con garbo, tucket
• Nursery Rhymes: Sing a Song of Sixpence; Tom, Tom the
  Piper’s Son; Old Mother Hubbard; London Bridge Is Falling Down
• Operatic Couples: Marenka and Jenik, Carmen and José,
  Violetta and Alfredo, Figaro and Susanna
• Musical Personalities: Sir Henry Bishop’s Home Sweet Song,
  William Schwenck Gilbert and Arthur Seymour Sullivan,
  Original names of Richard Tauber and Maria Callas, Link
  between West Side Story and The Magnificent Seven
• Film Music: Modern Times, Lili, Island in the Sun, Shane
• Completing Songs: What Shall We Do with a Drunken Sailor?,
  Everybody’s Doing It, Will Ye No Come Back Again?,
  Camptown Races
  

• Strauss/Perpetuum mobile (aka Perpetual Motion), Heykens/
  Serenade (Ständchen) #1, Grieg/Last Spring (aka Spring),
  Boccherini/Minuet (from String Quintet No. 5, in E major,
  op. 11)
• The Conductor Speaks: Sir John Barbirolli, Sir Malcolm
  Sargent, Eric Robinson, Sir Thomas Beecham
• Singers: Kathleen Ferrier, Ian Wallace, Dame Joan
  Sutherland, Boris Christoff
• General Musical Knowledge: Albert William Ketèlbey, The Eagle
  Tavern, Tapiola, Difference between the flute and the recorder
• Completing Songs: Tea for Two, Three Blind Mice, I Love
  a Lassie, The Stein Song

• Composers beginning with “A”: Alford/Colonel Bogey;
  Addinsell/Warsaw Concerto; Albéniz/Tango; Arne/Rule, Britannia
• General Musical Knowledge: Puccini/Triptych (aka Trittico),
  Ireland/Sea Fever, The Song of Hiawatha by Henry W.
  Longfellow/ Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Menotti Operas
• Operatic Arias: La forza del destino, Carmen, The Barber of
  Seville, Pagliacci
• Songs from Shakespeare Plays: The Tempest, Twelfth Night,
  Much Ado about Nothing, As You Like It
• Completing Songs: Trees, The Hut-Sut Song, It’s a Grand Old
  Name, Lavender’s Blue
  

• Borodin/Polovtsian Dances from Prince Igor, Berlioz/Hungarian
  March (from The Damnation of Faust), Bach/Sheep May Safely
  Graze, Bizet/Farandole from L'Arlésienne Suite No. 2
• General Musical Knowledge: Bach’s Coffee Cantata, Gramercy Five,
  A Dozen and Chips, A Hornpipe, Sonatina Cornet and Chocalo
• Musical Countries: Bartók/Hungary, Chopin/Poland, Smetana/
  Bohemia, Villa-Lobos/Brazil
• Songs from the Shows: The Belle of New York, Desert Song, The
  King and I, Nymph Errant
• Opera Questions: Thaïs, Madama Butterfly’s name, Vaughan
  Williams/ Hugh the Drover, Rigoletto
• Completing Songs: The Quartermaster's Store, The Girl That I Marry,
  The Vicar of Bray, Blues in the Night
• Premieres of Operas: The Merry Widow, Carmen, Don Giovanni, The
  Girl of the Golden West
• Film Biographies: The Glenn Miller Story, A Song to Remember/
  Chopin, Song without End/Liszt, Rhapsody in Blue/Gershwin
  

• Chopin/Piano Concerto No. 1, in E minor; Clarke/Trumpet Voluntary;
  Chabrier/España; Coates/By the Sleepy Lagoon
• Full names: Puccini, Carmichael, Ellington, Beiderbecke
• Name the Singer: Paul Robeson, Shirley Bassey, Rolf Harris,
  Bing Crosby
• Opera and Ballet: Ivanhoe, Love in Bath, Faust, The Golden Cockerel
• Film Music: Around the World in 80 Days, La Dolce Vita, Charade,
  Friendly Persuasion
• Completing Songs: In Cellar Cool, The Very Thought of You, When
  Irish Eyes Are Smiling, Buttons and Bows
  

• Delibes/March of Bacchus from Sylvia, Dukas/Sorcerer’s Apprentice,
  Debussy/Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune, Davis/Royal Air Force
  March Past
• Opera Settings: Pelléas et Mélisande, Turandot, Peter Grimes, Norma
• Mood Music: Elephants, Bees, Air Battle, Canadian Pacific Railway
• Completing Songs: Old Macdonald Had a Farm, When Father
  Papered the Parlor, One Man and His Dog, Went to Mow a Meadow,
  I’ve Got You under My Skin
• Musical Odds and Ends: Aubade, Mattina, and Alborada; Friends of
  Beethoven; Charivari; a Brindisi
• Songs from the Shows: Sweet Charity, Most Happy Fella, Gypsy,
  Operette

• Evans/Lady of Spain; Elgar/Salut d'amour, op. 12; Ellis/Ma Belle
  Marguerite; Ellington/Mood Indigo
• General Musical Knowledge: Vaughan Williams/Symphony No. 7
  ("Sinfonia antartica"), A Precentor, L'Arlésienne, Mozart
• Ranks in the Army: Sergeant Major, Galloping Major, General, Sergeant
• Musical Instrument: Clavier, Clarion, Lyre, Flageolet
• Fred Astaire Dances: The Continental (from “The Continental”,
  partner: Ginger Rogers), Sluefoot (from “Daddy Long Legs”, partner
  Leslie Caron), Piccolino (from “Top Hat”, composer: Berlin), Carioca
  (from “Flying Down to Rio”, composer: Youmans)
• Operas: Carmen, Paganini, Don Giovanni, HMS Pinafore
• Completing Songs: Quaint Little Town, Mammy, Land of Hope and
  Glory, The Last Waltz
  

• Flotow/M'appari from Martha, Friml/Rose Marie, Foster/Beautiful
  Dreamer, de Falla/Ritual Fire Dance
• Musical Terms: Liedertafel, Theme to The Singing Fool, Short
  Score, Tam Tam
• Composers: Who Lived in the Same City? (Haydn, Mozart, and
  Beethoven), Birth and death dates of Verdi, Cause of death of
  Tchaikovsky, Schubert and Mozart, Death of Purcell
• Completing Songs: Daisy, Daisy; In the Twilight; Blaydon Races;
  Delilah
• Opera Plots etc.: Rimsky-Korsakov/Mozart and Salieri, Musical
  Dragons, Tosca, Turandot
• Songs from Films and Shows: Roberta, The Bing Boys Are Here,
  Naughty Marietta, Call Me Madam
  

• Glinka/Overture to Ruslan and Lyudmila, Grieg/Peer Gynt,
  Granados/Andaluza, Gounod/Ballet Music from Faust
• Mussorgsky/Pictures at an Exhibition, Elgar/Nursery Suite,
  Songs with “tears” in the lyrics, Little Russian and Pathétique
  (both Tchaikovsky Symphonies)
• Opera Questions: Debussy/Pelléas et Mélisande, Verdi/La
  traviata, Strauss/Salome, Gardner/The Moon and Sixpence
• Songs from the Films: Sound of the River, Neptune’s
  Daughter, Singin’ in the Rain, Hole in the Head
• Composers and their Lives: Lionel Monckton, Stephen Foster,
  Robert Schumann, Rodgers and Hart
• Completing Songs: Shenandoah, You're Driving Me Crazy, Keep
  Your Feet Still, Geordie Hinny, O sole mio
  

• Hérold/Zampa Overture, Handel/Where’er You Walk, Holst/
  Jupiter from the Planets, Humperdinck/Hänsel und Gretel
• General Musical Knowledge: Ass’s jawbone as a musical
  instrument, Origin of the Can-Can, The first Hit Parade,
  Rhythm Boys
• Opera Questions: Aida, The Opera Ball, Don Pasquale, Der
  Rosenkavalier
• Nursery Rhymes: I Had a Little Nut Tree, Ride a Cock Horse,
  Jack and Jill, There Was a Little Man
• Completing Songs: I’ll Go No More a-Roving, Little Dolly
  Daydream, Cushy Butterfield, Down by the Riverside
• Foreign Words in Music: Trommel Klöppel, Putti, Vinata,
  Chanter à livre ouvert
• Songs from the Shows: Maid of the Mountains; No, No,
  Nanette; The Roar of the Greasepaint - The Smell of the
  Crowd; Sweet Charity
  

• Kreisler/Schön Rosmarin, Khachaturian/Sabre Dance, Kálmán/
  Play Gypsy, Ketèlbey/In a Chinese Temple Garden
• Instrumentalists: Rostropovich, Kempff, Biggs, Kirk
• International Singers: Marlene Dietrich, Tsai Chin, Jean
  Sablon, Kyu Sakamoto
• Opera and Operetta: Connection between Tom and Ted
  Jones, Performers in The Music Man, Meaning of Intermezzo,
  Cinderella
• Completing Songs: Jingle Bells, A Miner's Dream of Home, The
  Rose of Tralee, Frankie and Johnny
• Film Music: Laura, High Society, Seven Brides for Seven
  Brothers, Finian's Rainbow
  

• Litolff/Scherzo from Concerto Symphonique No. 4, op. 102;
  Liszt/Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, in C♯ minor; Lehár/
  Frasquita Serenade; Lecuona/Malagueña
• General Musical Knowledge: Köchel Numbers, Bull Phone,
  Clàrsach, Tailpiece
• Well Known Singers: Louis Armstrong, Hoagy Carmichael,
  Ray Charles, Denis Norden
• Musical Terms: Stringendo, Volti subito, Colophonium, Mitklang
• Opera Characters: Girl of the Golden West, La traviata, Billy
  Budd, Il trovatore
• Completing Songs: On the Road to Mandalay, The Lady Is a
  Tramp, Roses of Picardy, One Day When We Were Young
  

• Mendelssohn/Incidental Music from A Midsummer Night's
  Dream; Tchaikovsky/Nutcracker Suite; Johann Strauss, Jr/
  Annen-Polka, op. 117; Copland/Rodeo
• General Musical Knowledge: Adelina Patti, Violin Pin,
  Strathspey, Bebe
• Film Music: Roberta, Irene, Road to Morocco, Roman Scandals
• Opera Plots: Simon Boccanegra, Boris Godunov, Norma, Fidelio
• Piano Music: Kitten on the Keys, The Old Piano Roll Blues,
  Twelfth Street Rag, Temptation Rag
• Questions about The Messiah: Performance of The Messiah in
  1743, George II at the Theatre Royal, Handel’s nationality at
  birth and death, Haydn’s reaction to The Messiah
• Completing Songs: Take Me Back to Dear Old Blighty!; Put on
  Your Old Grey Bonnet; Old Father Thames; My Old Man Said,
  "Follow the Van”
  

• Music by Beethoven: Piano Concerto No 5, op. 73 (“Emperor”);
  Piano Sonata No. 8, in C minor, op. 13 ("Pathétique");
  Symphony No. 5, in C minor, op. 67; Symphony No. 6 in
  F major, op. 68 ("Pastoral")
• Random Facts: Caruso, Film on Caruso/Mario Lanza, Peter Dawson,
  Carnival of the Animals
• Musical Duets: Ferrier and Baillie, Flanagan and Allen, Flanders and
  Swann, Coward and Lawrence
• Instruments of the Orchestra: Double Woodwinds, Xylophone,
  Placement of Violas, Tuning Timpani
• Questions about Birds: Willow Tit, Skylark, Woodpecker, Blackbird
• Completing Songs: Knocked 'Em in the Old Kent Road, On Mother
  Kelly's Doorstep, Wee Deoch an Doris, You Must've Been a
  Beautiful Baby
  

• Verdi/Ballet Music from Aida; Chopin/Grand Valse brillante, in E♭
  major, op. 18 (used in Les Sylphides); Berlioz/Faust; Saint-
  Saëns/Danse macabre
• Opera Plots: Mazeppa, Girl of the Golden West Romeo and Juliet,
  Lucia di Lammermoor
• Musical Climate Questions: April Showers, Stormy Weather,
  Thunder and Lightning Polka, A Foggy Day (in London Town)
• Dedications: Fanfare for Glorious John, Modern Jazz Quartet,
  Elgar/Enigma Variations, Beethoven/Eroica Symphony [Missing
  from TS versions]
• Years of Popular Songs: 1963, 1916, 1945, 1927
• Questions about a Composer and His Contemporaries: Borodin/
  Quartet No. 2, in D major/And This Is My Beloved; Borodin
  Orchestrations by Glazunov and Rimsky-Korsakov; Scheherazade
  
• Completing Songs: Burlington Bertie; On the Sunny Side of the
  Street; Side by Side; Yes, Sir, That's My Baby
  

• Gilbert & Sullivan/March of the Peers from Iolanthe, Ponchielli/
  Dance of the Hours, Tchaikovsky/Andante cantabile, Strauss/
  The Hunt
• Musical Terms: Heftig Großvater Dance, Bergamasque,
  Doodlesack, Difference between a Tscheng and a Tschung
• Opera Questions: The Marriage of Figaro, Rigoletto, Acis and
  Galatea, The Marriage of Figaro
• General Musical Knowledge: Length of an unwound horn, Bob
  Major, Singing Coal Miner, Treble Stopping
• The First Seven Notes: Prelude to Tristan und Isolde, String of
  Pearls, Beethoven/Symphony No. 3, Chloe
• Completing Songs: Twenty-One Today, Ukulele Lady,
  It’s a Long Way to Tipperary, All the King’s Horses
  

• Verdi/Ballet Music from Aida; Chopin/Grand Valse brillante, in
  E♭ major, op. 18 (used in Les Sylphides); Dance of the
  Sylphides from Berlioz/The Damnation of Faust; Saint-Saëns/
  Danse macabre
• Musical Terms: Heftig Großvater Dance, Bergamasque,
  Doodlesack, Difference between a Tscheng and a Tschung
• Opera Questions: The Marriage of Figaro, Rigoletto, Acis and
  Galatea, The Marriage of Figaro
• General Musical Knowledge: Length of an unwound horn, Bob
  Major, Singing Coal Miner, Treble Stopping
• The First Seven Notes: Prelude to Tristan und Isolde, String of
  Pearls,Beethoven/Symphony No. 3, Chloe
• Completing Songs: Twenty-One Today, Ukulele Lady,
  It’s a Long Way to Tipperary, All the King’s Horses
  

• Gilbert & Sullivan/March of the Peers from Iolanthe, Ponchielli/
  Dance of the Hours, Tchaikovsky/Andante cantabile, Strauss/
  The Hunt
• Opera Plots: Mazeppa, Girl of the Golden West, Romeo and Juliet,
  Lucia di Lammermoor
• Musical Climate Questions: April Showers, Stormy Weather,
  Thunder and Lightning Polka, A Foggy Day (in London Town)
• Years of Popular Songs: 1963, 1916, 1945, 1927
• Questions about a Composer and his Contemporaries: Borodin/
  Quartet No. 2, in D major/And This is My Beloved; Borodin
  Orchestrations by Glazunov and Rimsky-Korsakov; Scheherazade
• Completing Songs: Burlington Bertie; On the Sunny Side of the
  Street; Side by Side; Yes, Sir, That's My Baby
  

• Tchaikovsky/Violin Concerto, in D Major, op. 35; Khachaturian/
  Masquerade: Waltz; Beethoven/Piano Concerto No. 1, in
  C major; Liszt/Les Préludes, S97
• Lists: Cast of Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, Cole Porter
  Musicals, Occupations of the Master Singers, 18th
  Century Operas [This round omitted in TS Version]
• Modes of Transport: Caravans, Trains and Boats and Planes,
  Wheels, Walking
  
• Strange Musical Instruments: Toorooree, Piatti, Becken, Koto
• Opera Questions: Characters from Rigoletto, Die Fledermaus,
  Der Rosenkavalier, Rodolfo and Mimi
• What do they have in common? Hogarth and Stravinsky,
  Aristophanes and Vaughan Williams, Prokofiev and Shakespeare,
  Tolstoy and Beethoven
• Completing Songs: Shepherd of the Hills, I Hear You Calling,
  Ain’t She Sweet, Old Fashioned Mother of Mine, Among My
  Souvenirs
  

• Offenbach/La Belle Hélène, Tchaikovsky/June from The
  Seasons, Thomas/Mignon Overture, German/Morris Dance
  Opera and Musical Stage Questions: Sadko, Candide,
  Wozzeck, Norma
• Identifying Music from 5 notes: Beethoven/Violin Concerto,
  Call Me Mister, Nicola, Twelfth Street Rag
• The numbers game: Les Six; 35,840 Pounds/16 Tons; The
  Five; The Forty-Eight [This round omitted in TS Version]
• Opera Chorus Professions: Priests in The Magic Flute, Guests
  from Tannhäuser, Huntsmen from Der Freischütz, Soldiers
  from Il trovatore
• Musical Films: The Red Shoes, The Magic Bow, The Tales of
  Hoffmann, Two Girls and a Sailor
• Completing Songs: When You Played the Organ and I Sang
  the Rosary, When I’m Cleaning Windows, When the Sergeant
  Major’s on Parade, There’s Something about a Soldier
  

• Wagner/Prelude to Act III of Lohengrin; Suppé/Morning,
  Noon, and Night in Vienna; Beethoven/Overture to
  Fidelio; Rossini/The Italian Girl in Algiers
• Miscellaneous Questions: Mrs Walter Legge, Eustachian Tube,
  Tessitura, Basso Cantante
• Identifying Singers: Heddle Nash, Kathleen Ferrier, Elisabeth
  Schwarzkopf, Victoria de los Ángeles
• Opera Plots: Don Pasquale, Falstaff, The Consul, The
  Bohemian Girl
• Musical Terms: Olio, Riff, Rock Harmonicon, Countertenor
• Completing Songs: When You and I Were Seventeen, Ain’t
  Misbehavin’, Who Will o'er the Downs, Life Worth Living
  

• César Franck/Symphony in D Minor; Rossini/William Tell
  Overture; Grieg/Piano Concerto, in A minor; Mussorgsky/
  Pictures at an Exhibition
• Miscellaneous Questions: Anna Bolena, Home towns of
  country and western and Motown, Performers of Beethoven’s
  Triple Concerto, Proper names of jazz musicians
• Opera: L'elisir d'amore, La traviata, The Beggar’s Opera,
  Tannhäuser
• Answers in the words of a song: Glorious Devon, Laura,
  Desert Song, Sonny Boy
• Songs from the Shows: Bless the Bride, The Arcadians,
  Kiss Me Kate, West Side Story
• Completing Songs: The British Grenadiers, Mood Indigo,
  A Gordon for Me, When the Guards Are on Parade
  

• Wagner/Prelude to Rienzi, Respighi/La Boutique fantasque,
  Brahms/Symphony No. 4, Mussorgsky/Sorochintsy Fair: Gopak
• Miscellaneous Questions: The Prophet, Cream, Gypsy Baron, Richter
  and Wagner
• Identifying Singers: Gervaise Elwes, Glasgow Orpheus Choir,
  Charles Craig and Joan Hammond, Paul Robeson
• Musical Identification from three notes: Dvořák/New World
  Symphony, Tchaikovsky/Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, Wagner/
  Overture to Die Meistersinger, Rachmaninov/Prelude in C♯ minor
• Musical Technicalities: Perfect Interval, A Slur, A Relative Minor,
  Breve
• Marches: Marche Lorraine, March of the Mods, Old Comrades,
  Radetzky March
• Completing Songs: Bay of Biscay; Oh, Nicholas; Bonnie Mary of
  Argyle; Billy Boy
  

• Brahms/Piano Concerto No. 2, in B♭ major; I Will Wait For You;
  Theme from Fanny; Thomas/Raymond Overture
• Unusual Names: Priests in Boris Godunov, Ish Kabibble,
  Florence Foster Jenkins, Banjo Songs for the Very Young:
  Jon Pertwee/The Fox, Vivian Ellis/The Water Babies, Jessie
  Matthews/The Ugly Duckling, Elton Hayes/The Qwangle
  Wangle’s Hat
• Answers in the Words of a Song: Uncle Tom Cobley, Moses
  Supposes, When I Was a Lad, The Spaniard That Blighted
  My Life [This round omitted in TS Version]
• Songs from the Shows: Show Boat, The Music Man,
  Oklahoma!, Ziegfeld Girl
• Completing Songs: Hearts of Oak, Keep Your Tail Up, Juanita,
  Following In Father’s Footsteps
  

• Elgar/The Marksman from Bavarian Dances, (NB – John Amis
  gets a mention, as he’s in the audience), Rose/Holiday for
  Strings, Schubert/Trout Quintet, Binge/Elizabethan Serenade
• Musical Theater: Verdi/Musical MP/La forza del destino,
  Leads in Hello Dolly!, Review of Flower Drum Song, Songs
  from How to Succeed in Business
  
• Settings of Famous Poems: Cherry Ripe, Last Rose of Summer,
  My Love She’s but a Lassie Yet, Façade
• Questions about London: Haydn/London Symphony, London
  Morning, Maybe It’s Because I’m a Londoner, Coates/
  London Suite
• Ballet Questions: Entrechat, Count Albrecht. Swan Lake,
  Ballet Positions
• Completing Songs: Roast Beef of Old England, John Brown’s
  Body, Robin Adair, Over There
  

• Mozart/Overture to Don Giovanni, Debussy/Clair de lune, Delibes/
  Coppélia: Mazurka, Luigini/Ballet égyptien
• Songs That Sold a Million: Caruso/On with the Motley, Bing Crosby/
  Silent Night, Bing Crosby/White Christmas, Bob Dylan/Like a Rolling
  Stone
• Songs of Loneliness: Lonely Goatherd, ’Dat Lonely Road, Lonely
  Ballerina, Lonesome Polecat
• General Musical Knowledge: Coup de Glotte, Clarabella and
  Dulciana, Port-à-beul, Ponticello
• Mood Music
• Completing Songs: Here’s to Good Old Whiskey, Constantinople,
  Skye Boat Song, Let the Rest of the World Go By
  

• Sibelius/Alla Marcia from Karelia, Mendelssohn/Wedding March,
  Smetana/Má Vlast, Beethoven/Wellington’s Victory
• General Musical Knowledge: Respighi/The Pines of Rome, Origin
  of the Can-Can, Songs without Words, Works by Rossini
• Songs from the Shows: Lilac Time, Finian's Rainbow, Carousel,
  The Threepenny Opera
• Musical Places: San Francisco, Kansas City, Perth, Tripoli
• Musical Letters: CGDA, EGBDF, EADGBE, FACE
• Completing Songs: If You Want to Know the Time, Ask a
  Policeman; A Little of What You Fancy; Macushla; ’Til We
  Meet Again
  

• Victor Healy Hutchinson/Carol Symphony, Khachaturian/Sabre
  Dance, Handel/Pastoral Symphony, Berlioz/Le Corsaire
• Odds and Ends: Grace Moore, Viktoria und ihr Husar, Flotsam
  and Jetsam, Calendar Prince
• Time Gentlemen Please: Midnight in Mayfair, About a Quarter
  to Nine, Half-Past Eleven, Quarter to One
• Operas: opera choruses, works, mad scenes, The Gambler
• Film Songs: Love Parade, Anchors Aweigh, Bambi, Fantasia
• Occupations: porter, Grocer Jack, miller, pirates
• Songs: The Surrey with the Fringe on Top, Begin the Beguine,
  I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus, No One Loves a Fairy When
  She’s 40
• Christmas Songs: Good King Wenceslas, All I Want for
  Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth, The Holly and the Ivy,
  White Christmas

held in archives

• Bizet/Le Bal from Children’s Games, Maigret Theme,
  Tchaikovsky/Violin Concerto, Edmundo Ros and Ted Heath
• Musical Technicalities: Bombard, Fipple, Gliss, Bichord
• Identifying Musical Instruments: Sitar, Bouzouki, Tuba, Bongo Drums
• Piano Medleys
• Opera Questions: Dido and Aeneas, The Harbor at Tunis, Tristan
  und Isolde, Kirsten Flagstad
• Answers in the Words of a Song: Uproarious Devon, Old Man River,
  Our Love Is Here to Stay, Roses of Picardy

First My Music recording in stereo (prior two channel recordings have no
channel separation)

• Massenet/Aragonese from Le Cid, Neil Hefti/The Odd Couple,
  Beethoven/Symphony No. 8, de Falla/Ritual Fire Dance
• Words of songs: Frustrate their knavish tricks (God Save the
  Queen); I wonder whether she’d wear a feather (Then One of
  Us Will Be a Queen from The Gondoliers); Doctor and saint
  (from a song cycle by Liza Lehmann based on FitzGerald’s
  translation of the Rubaiyat); Wider still and wider (Land of
  Hope and Glory, lyrics by A. C. Benson, music by Elgar/Pomp
  and Circumstance No. 1)
• Who is the singer? Dvořák/O Silver Moon (aka Song to the
  Moon) from Rusalka; J.Strauss, Jr/Mein Herr Marquis from Die
  Fledermaus; Godard/Berceuse from Jocelyn; singer is Rita Streich;
  what is a berceuse?
• Musical Places: Glyndebourne, London Palladium, Bayreuth,
  Fingal’s Cave
• Trailers: The meat fields of Nebraska, Eggs from our groceries,
  Forbidden china in Stoke-on-Trent, Henry VIII in Warwickshire
• Words of Songs: Tangerine; How Long Is It Since You Called
  Me “Baby Doll”?; At Trinity Church I Met My Doom; Swing Low,
  Sweet Chariot
  

• Wagner/The Ride of the Valkyries; Sauter-Finegan Orchestra
  plays “Sleigh Ride” (based on the Troika from Prokofiev/Lt Kijé
  Suite); Smetana/The Bartered Bride; Nicholls/Amy, Wonderful
  Amy (Amy Johnson, flew solo to Australia, 1930)
• Words of Silly Songs: The Rillerah (a river in the Hut-Sut
  Song), The dipsy doodle will get in your hair, little lambs
  (liddle lamzy divey [Mairzy Doats]); “Swim” said the mama
  fishie (Three Little Fishies)
• General Musical Knowledge: William Vincent Wallace, German
  Fingering, Tune for God Save the King, Hebrew Lyre
• Musical Connections: Wild Roses, Cat Songs, Swans, Mimi
• Bouche fermée, Would You Like to Take a Walk? Madam
  Butterfly, The Hums of Pooh
• Who is it? Leslie Stewart, Ken Dodd, Emmy Destinn, Petula Clark
• Noël Coward Songs: Mad Dogs and Englishmen, Poor Little Rich
  Girl, Mrs Worthington, I’ll See You Again

held in archives

• Elgar/Cockaigne Overture, Singing in the Rain, Claudio Monteverdi,
  Agincourt in 1415
• Musical Technicalities: saddle, quint, harmonic series, double flat
• Piano Medleys
• Misattributed Musical Works, eden ahbez, Characters in the
  Masked Ball, Diana Ross and the Supremes
• Instruments: koto, soprano saxophone, flute played by Roland
  Kirk, Moog synthesizer
• Stanley Holloway, at the bullfight, Harry Champion songs,
  tomato and cucumber
• Answer in Songs: Nancy with the Laughing Face, If You Were
  the Only Girl in the World, Georgia on My Mind, Annie Laurie
  

• Dvořák/Carnival Overture, Francis Lai/A Man and a Woman,
  Rossini/La gazza ladra, Frank Sinatra singing Carroll Gibbons/
  Garden in the Rain
• Wrong titles: Chicks and Ducks, Now I Shout It from the
  Highest Hills, I Get Too Hungry, The Pink Aeroplane
• Piano: Dohnanyi/Variations on a Nursery Song, pentatonic tune,
  Chopsticks (paraphrases by five composers), crossed hands
• Birds in music: La Paloma, Bell bird, Beethoven/Symphony
  No. 6 (cuckoo, nightingale, quail), duck (in the wolf’s
  stomach) from Peter and the Wolf
• What’s on next week: A jolly crowd of huntsmen, Scurry
  goes the beaver, It was the end of the old roundup, New
  York City is a no place for a girl
  
• Songs by Sinatra: Love and Marriage (from Our Town),
  Moonlight (Tchaikovsky), Winchester Cathedral, On the
  Road to Mandalay
  

• Meyerbeer/Coronation March from Le Prophete, Theme
  from Thunderbirds, Suppé/Light Cavalry Overture,
  Carnival of Venice on the Euphonium
• Signature Tunes: My Music, Moonlight Serenade, Wagner
  and Albert Wheeland, Geraldo
• Piano Medleys
• General Musical Knowledge: cup/plunger/felt hat, blue
  note, Orb and Sceptre, barrel organ player’s left hand
• Symphonies: Schubert, Mozart, Brahms, Schumann
• Mountains: Climb Every Mountain/Sammy Davis/Will Mastin Trio,
  Il trovatore Act 4, Mountain Greenery, Mountains of Mourne
  

• What is it and Who Wrote It? Holst/The Planets: Jupiter the
  Bringer of Jollity, Rodgers/Victory at Sea, Mozart/Symphony
  No. 35 (“Haffner”), Rimsky-Korsakov/Capriccio Espagnol
• Ukuleles: My Dog Has Fleas, Who performed upon the ukulele
  during a famous maritime disaster? (Captain Brown), Ukulele or
  Ukelele?, If you like a ukulele lady …
• Instrumental Identification: clarinet/oboe/bassoon, drum/guitar/
  tin whistle, drums/organ/electric bass guitar, snare drum/gong/
  triangle/castanets/tenor drum
• Chamber music: Schubert/Trout Quintet, Bird/Frog/Lark/Emperor
  Haydn Quartets, Lydian mode, above the G string
• Opera: Boris Christoff as Boris Godunov; Wagner/The Flying
  Dutchman; Osmin, Overseer of the Harem in Mozart/Die
  Entführung aus dem Serail; Verdi/Aida
• Answer in the words of a song: Flying in a two-seater plane at
  too great an elevation (I Get a Kick out of You), What happened
  to two blue-clad girls? (I married one and my father married the
  other in the song Two Little Girls in Blue), What was it that finally
  ground to a halt after going on without stopping for 90 years?
  (My Grandfather’s Clock), Sounding the Old Reveille
  

• Film music – novelist: H. G. Wells, Leon Uris, Walter Scott,
  Boris Pasternak
• Odds and Ends: The Barber of Seville, Annie Get Your Gun,
  Gloriana, Air Force Song (originally Army Air Corps)
• Silly Song Titles: When it’s Night-Time in Italy (It’s Wednesday
  over Here); How Could You Believe Me (When I Said I Love
  You When You Know I’ve Been a Liar All My Life); They Needed
  a Songbird (in Heaven so God Took Caruso Away); Why Build a
  Wall (’Round a Graveyard When Nobody Wants to Go In?)
• Piano Medleys
• What’s in Common?: Guy d' Hardelot/Chaminade, William Grant
  Still/Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Muzio Clementi/David Franklin,
  Chaliapin/Dame Clara Butt
• Technicalities: Penillion singing, accidentals, costal breathing,
  new canticles
• Where do you find Bloody Mary? Questions on South Pacific:
  Ezio Pinza (Fiasco in first Met performance of Simon
  Boccanegra), What ain’t there no substitute for? (a dame),
  Some Enchanted Evening
  

• Film Music: Tara’s Theme (from Gone with the Wind), Four
  Wives, The Great Caruso, Jimmy Durante finds the Lost Chord
• Historic guesses: Gilbert meets Sullivan, Schubert/Unfinished
  Symphony, Otakar Kraus, Invention of the trill
• Opera: champagne, bird catcher, clown, Fischer-Dieskau
• Threes: Debussy/Clair de lune, Dvořák/Humoresque, Elgar/
  Enigma Variations: Nimrod, Heykens/Serenade (Ständchen) #1
• Miscellaneous Musical Questions: beautiful lordly ones, what is
  a node?, mute parts, postlude
• Longest running Broadway musical: Fiddler on the Roof/Stein
  (book), Bock (music), Harnick (lyrics); If I Were a Rich Man;
  Tevye; Golde (Tevye’s wife)
• Nonsense Songs: Himazazz, A Straight Banana, Felix the Cat
  in Timbuktu, Lift up My Finger
  
• Gardens: Country Gardens, Delius/Walk to the Paradise
  Garden, Where Have All the Flowers Gone?, The Garden
  Where the Praties Grow
  

• Lush music: Rachmaninov/Rhapsody on a Theme by Paganini,
  Walton/Spitfire Fugue, Williams/Dream of Olwen, Intermezzo
  from Escape to Happiness
• General music: Celeste and Tchaikovsky, arioso, tessitura, juke
• Words of songs: Galloping Major, Anything Goes, The Man Who
  Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo, Ask a Cop
• Take me to your lieder: Hugo Wolf/Italienisches Liederbuch,
  Schubert/The Trout (Die Forelle), Song of the Earth (written
  by Mahler) and Dirk Bogarde (starred in Death in Venice and
  its connection to Mahler), Schumann/The Two Grenadiers
• Songs and films: March of the Grenadiers from Love Parade,
  Swinging on a Star from Going My Way, Whistle While You
  Work from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, The Drip-Dry
  Waltz from Charade
• Familiar songs, bleeped: Shall We *** (Dance), That Old
  *** (Feeling), Your Tiny *** (Hand), You Gotta Have
  *** (Heart)
• Songs performed by Paul Robeson: identify Robeson, Mischa
  Spoliansky/Canoe Song, Joyce Kilmer/Trees and Ogden
  Nash/Trees Parody, Ian sings Weary
  

• Berlioz/Rob Roy Overture, Paul Fenoulhet and the Skyrockets,
  Irene Eisinger, Al Bowlly with Ray Noble’s Orchestra
• Odd Man Out: Full Moon and Empty Arms, Cole Porter/Rosalie,
  The Sorcerer, Norn x 4
• Horn of Plenty: Weber/Oberon, Percy Faith/The Virginian, Schubert/
  Symphony No. 9, R. Strauss/Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks
• Piano Medleys
• Airline Music to Avoid: You’ll Never Know What Hit You; How would
  you like to spend a week-end in Havana (from Week-End in
  Havana); O for the Wings of a Dove; O Lawd I’m on My Way; Bald
  prangt; Down, down, down, down/Down among the dead
• Potted plots: The Marriage of Figaro, Oklahoma!, Don Giovanni,
  My Fair Lady
  

• Waltz time: Mozart/Eine kleine Nachtmusik, Gershwin/By Strauss,
  Mahler/Symphony No. 1, Stravinsky/Petrouchka
• Pianos: sustain and soft pedals, underdamper, overstrung piano,
  piano nobile
• Odds and ends: covered tone, sympathetic strings, ten. (abbr.
  for tenuto), the fackel dance
• Identifications from the first two notes: Sibelius/Valse triste,
  Count Basie/Little Darling, Rachmaninov/Piano Concerto No. 2,
  Grieg/Piano Concerto
• Miscellaneous Musical Questions: Gluck/Alceste, Ginny Sims
  singer for Kay Kyser’s Kollege of Musical Knowledge, Verdi/Attila
  the Hun, Manitas de Plata
• Hair: When Your Hair Has Turned to Silver I Will Love You Just
  the Same, My Curly-Headed Baby, Her Hair Hung Down in
  Ringlets, Largo al factotum (excerpt) from the Barber of Seville
  

• Addresses: Let’s All Go to Mary’s House, Between 18th and 19th
  on Chestnut Street (a rib joint), Tribschen, Piccadilly
• Repertoire: Hallelujah Choruses; Old Mole, Rufty Tufty, and
  Soldier’s Joy; Rusalka, a water sprite; Revolutionary Study
  (Chopin, Étude No. 12, in C minor, op. 10)
• Colours: White Dove, Orange-Colored Sky, The Trout, Lily Pink
• Piano Arithmetic Medleys: 76+1+2+17+16+17=129;
  3+40+21+8-5/8=72-5/8; 1+2+3+4+5+2+2+94=113;
  100000+1000000+1000000+504+10000+1=2110504+1
• Opera: Siegfried, Hansel and Gretel (Humperdinck/Hänsel und
  Gretel), an elixir of love (Donizetti/L’elisir d’amore), Moody-Manners
• Friends: Ours will still be hot, By my side, I’m getting too much
  sleep, Friend o’ Mine
  

• Title and composer: Kodály/Háry János, Sondheim/Another
  Hundred People, Charpentier/Louise, Hérold/La Fille mal gardée
• Dancing: the twist, Dancing with Tears in My Eyes, cachucha,
  Bumpsy Daisy and Haley Mills
• Excerpts: Peter Grimes, zoot suit, Lennon-McCartney/She
  Loves You, The Three Bells
• Unfavourite music: Hokey Cokey, Ramona, We Are the
  Champions, and In a Monastery Garden, Bach/Sheep May
  Safely Graze
• Accompanist parts: Bizet/The Seguidilla (from Carmen); Dave
  Raksin (music), Johnny Mercer (lyrics)/Laura; Handel/The
  Trumpet Shall Sound (from The Messiah); Sullivan/The Flowers
  That Bloom in the Spring
• Best known works: Wolf-Ferrari, Monteverdi, Cavalli, Byrd
• Answers in the songs: I asked my mother for some seafood
  (Hold Tight (Want Some Seafood, Mama)); My father is a
  refuse disposal operative; what does he wear? (He wears
  cor-blimey trousers, from My Old Man’s a Dustman)); With
  the Bull as bellringer, etc. who committed the murder and
  what was the murder weapon (I said the Sparrow, with my
  bow and arrow, from Who Killed Cock Robin?); Now that your
  Bonny Prince is in exile, what message have you for him?
  (Will Ye No Come Back Again?)
  

• Eric Coates (played the viola), Frankel/Music from So Long at the
  Fair, German/Shepherd’s Dance (played on autoglockenpolyphon),
  John Dankworth (singing song with lyrics by T. S. Eliot)
• Miscellaneous Musical Questions: Homophone, Cartellone, Picardy
  Third, Continuo
• Opera Questions: Card-playing scene from Carmen, Harry
  Belafonte’s film performance, Musical Track from The Pearl
  Fishers, Finale from Carmen
• Orchestral Music: Mozart/The Marriage of Figaro, Dorsey/Opus
  One, Bach/B Minor Mass, Strauss/Also sprach Zarathustra, op. 30
• Answers in the Songs: Sitwell/Façade, Excerpt from L'elisir
  d'amore, A Little Bitty Tear Let Me Down, Rocked in the Cradle
  of the Deep

held in archives

• Bach/Christmas Oratorio, Greensleeves, Holst/St Paul’s Suite,
  Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Stravinski/Dance of the Circus
  Elephants, Les Parapluies de Cherbourg, Cinderella
• Vocabularies: camp, charisma, free-rider, syndrome, kitsch, uptight
• Earliest Musical Memories from the panel
• Music from Films and Shows: The Happiest Millionaire; Along Came
  Bill; I Do! I Do!; Carousel; Cabaret; Promises, Promises
• Origins and derivations: The Curse of Scotland, Canteen, Box the
  Compass, Mountebank, Cinque Ports, Mohocks
• Piano Medleys
• Final Round: The stories behind the songs told by Denis Norden
  and Frank Muir

Held in Archives

• Chopin/Les Sylphides; Harry James; Wagner/Entry of the Gods
  into Valhalla; Holst/The Planets: Jupiter, Bringer of Jollity
• Verses and Choruses: Fly Me to the Moon, I’ve Got a Crush on
  You, Spread a Little Happiness, It’s De-Lovely
• Suitable Signature Tunes: as the haggis is borne in, for the
  World Chess Championships, for The Society for the
  Preservation of Faded Operatic Tenors Who’ve Blown Their
  Gaskets, for a hippie colony
• Bells: Peter Dawson/Amy Woodforde-Finden; largest bell in
  Britain, Great Paul; Delibes/Bell Song from Lakmé; Batty
  Thomas in Nine Tailors
• I Won’t Dance, I’m Ninety-Four Today, When I’m Cleaning
  Windows, When the Sergeant Major’s on Parade
  

• Tchaikovsky/Waltz from Serenade for Strings, Sibelius/Finlandia,
  Bach/Sheep May Safely Graze, Lehár/Gold and Silver Waltz
• Critic Baiting: Yeomen of the Guard, Chu Chin Chow, Rigoletto,
  West Side Story
• Great Tenors: Gigli, Melchior, Björling, McCormack
• Piano Medleys
• Singing: My Funny Valentine, The Galloping Major, The Old
  Sow Song (aka The Old Sow), Come Back to Sorrento
  

• Prokofiev/Romeo and Juliet, John Barry/You Only Live Twice,
  The Cougars/Red Square (after Tchaikovsky/Piano Concerto
  No. 1), Handel/Where’er You Walk
• Remarks: Thomas Beecham, Priestley, Stravinsky, James Agate
• Piano Medleys
• Words of songs: Two Sleepy People; I’m Stepping Out with a
  Memory; I’m Henery the Eighth, I Am; All I Want Is a Little off
  the Top
• Merry Widow: Lolo, Clo-Clo, Margot, Frou-Frou…, Leon and
  Stein, Nicolai Gedda, George Graves and Lily Elsie
• Songs: How bright is Eva Gabor? (She's so bright she could
  light Fountainbleu tonight, from She's [Sometimes She Is] Not
  Thinking of Me (aka Waltz at Maxim's) from Gigi); What
  brought the Infanta to my house? (I Had a Little Nut Tree);
  If I owned a sound film of you, how many times per week
  would I screen it? (Frank says 76, Steve says 77; I would
  give ten shows a day and a midnight matinee, from If I Had
  a Talking Picture of You); Who conned you out of your
  money by saying "Tweet"? (She Was a Dear Little Dicky Bird)
  

• Music never heard by composers: Schubert/Symphony No. 9,
  George Gershwin/I Was Doing All Right, Mozart/Eine kleine
  Nachtmusik, Beethoven/Symphony No. 9
• What Instruments did they play: Samuel Pepys/flageolet,
  Warren Mitchell/clarinet, Frederick the Great/flute,
  Stinelli/motor horns
• Montserrat Caballe: What character/what is she saying?
  Aida/O patria mia (Aida), Lady Macbeth/Out I Say
  (Macbeth), Leonora/cursing (La forza del destino),
  Desdemona/Willow, willow, willow (Otello); Desdemona’s
  mother’s maid, Barbara used to sing that song
• The Red Flag/Maryland, My Maryland/Tannenbaum;
  Schubert Songs; Quodlibet; Origin of Partita
• Music representing clothing - What are they wearing?
  Three-Cornered Hat, Blue Jacket, Seven Veils, My Hat’s on
  the Side of My Head
• Final Songs: They Call Her Cookie, Buttercup, The
  Quartermaster’s Stores, The One-Eyed Riley
  

• Singer and the Song: As Time Goes By/Jack Jones,
  Cocktails for Two/Jo Stafford as Darlene Edwards,
  The Spaniard That Blighted My Life/Stanley Holloway,
  You’ll Never Walk Alone/Louis Armstrong
• Songs and Show People: Liechtenstein National Anthem,
  Adele Astaire, Milhaud/Christopher Columbus, German
  and Sullivan/Fallen Fairies
• First and Last: Grieg/Piano Concerto, I Left My Heart in
  San Francisco, Rachmaninov/Piano Concerto No. 2,
  Beatles/She Loves You
  
• Piano Medleys
• Characteristic Music with Commentary
• Answer in the Words of a Song: My Canary, The Waiter
  Roared into the Hall, Burlington Bertie, Glorious Devon
  

• Prokofiev/Classical Symphony, Donald O’Connor and Gene
  Kelly in Singin’ in the Rain, Evelyn Laye, Jane Powell and
  six brothers-in-law
• Definitions: cabaletta, two-part invention, VS/volti subito,
  five courses and frets
• Errors in lists from songs: trumpet for cornet, threads for
  shreds, turtle doves and calling birds interchanged, Harry
  Davy for Peter Davy
• 50’s Nostalgia: Frankie Laine, million-selling recordings of
  Volare (Dean Martin, Domenico Modugno, Bobby Rydell),
  Johnny Ray, Johnny Mathis
• True or False: Jeremiah Clarke, George M. Cohan,
  Shenandoah, bugles and mouth organs
• Singing: I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate,
  Orderly Day, Little Sir Echo, The Wild Boar
  

• Vaughan Williams/London Symphony, Julie London,
  Beethoven/Symphony No. 9 commissioned by the London
  Philharmonic Society, Frank Sinatra recording in London
• Ancient Instruments: Shagbolt, Stump, Whittle and Dub,
  Nakers
• Novelty Piano Solos: Marigold, Flapperette, Kitten on
  the Keys, Hors d'oeuvre
• Songs within Songs: Alexander’s Ragtime Band,
  Moonlight Bay, Last Scene of Don Giovanni, Nina from
  Argentina
• Grand Opera: Rigoletto; Origin of the plot; in Caro
  nome, what name is she singing about and what is her
  name? Fulfillment of the curse
• Final Songs (Steve gives the first line): Deep Purple,
  Blues in the Night, Bless ’Em All, That Lovely Weekend
  

• Unusual Instruments (how are they played?): cimbalom
  (with wire beaters), guerro (scraped with a stick), slap
  stick, musical saw (with a bow)
• Constance Sordini: difference between first and second
  violins, doing a Stéphane (Grappelli)/doing a Joe (Venuti)/
  doing my Stuff (Smith), violin mute, G string with a tessitura
• Drunken characters: Owen Brannigan in Purcell/The Fairy-
  Queen, Peter Sellers (A Drop of the Hard Stuff), Kurt Böhme
  in The Abduction from the Seraglio, Harry Lauder
• Odd Man Out: Rodeo, No Strings, Fairy Countess, The Rebel
  Maid
• Revue Nostalgia: Co-Optimists (Stanley Holloway), Sir Noël
  Coward, Whispering Jack Smith, twenty-four serviettes
• Songs: A Bottle of Rum or a Hammer, Scatter Your Light,
  Basin Street Blues, I Can Give You the Mountains

Held in Archives (dated 17 Feb)

• Middle Bits: Mozart/Rondo from the Horn Concerto No. 1; Nat
  Gonella/Just a Kid Named Joe; Bach/Suite No. 2, in B Minor;
  Hey, Ho, the Wind and the Rain
• Years between the words and the music: Hark, Hark the
  Lark/216 years; Mene Mene Tekel Upharsin/2470 years;
  Wagner/Rienzi/1 year, 1 day, 1 hour; For I Will Consider
  My Cat Jeoffry/180 years
• What is happening in this ballet?
• General Musical Knowledge: The Wheelchair Prima Donna/
  Marjorie Lawrence, Tune of Smile and Show Your Dimple,
  Original name of Leopold Stokowski, Faggots/Bassoons
• Food Songs: Shoo-Fly Pie and Apple Pan Dowdy, Cherry
  Ripe, Little Buttercup, Go Fetch to Me a Pint
  

• Film Music: Bernstein/The Magnificent Seven, Mozart/
  Elvira Madigan, Strauss/2001: A Space Odyssey, Jacques
  Tati/Mon Oncle
• Musical Terms: Cantilena, Schwung, Sternum, Heldentenor
• Middle Bits: Cocktails for Two, Can’t We Be Friends?, In a
  Shady Nook, I Don’t Know Why (I Just Do)
• Identifying Musical Objects: Tuning Slide of a French Horn,
  Trombone Mute
• General Musical Knowledge: Sibelius’s comment on his
  Symphony No. 5, Jerome Kern musicals, Barcarolle from The
  Tales of Hoffmann, Mendelssohn’s comment on Elijah
• Final Songs: Overhead the Moon is Beaming, Danny Boy,
  Hard-Hearted Hannah, Loganberry Fair
  

• Musical Endings: Liszt/Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2; Gypsy;
  Smetana/Bartered Bride Overture; You’re a Good Man,
  Charlie Brown
• Tree Music: Banana Tree, Song of the Fir Tree, Coolibah
  Tree, Poinciana
• Miscellaneous Questions: Beggar’s Opera, Ace of Clubs,
  I Dream of Jeannie, Royalties
• Serenades: Don Giovanni, Anderson/Serenata, Vaughan
  Williams/How Sweet the Moonlight, Little Serenade
• More Miscellaneous Questions: Thomas/Mignon, Haydn/
  Symphony No. 45 (“The Farewell”), Peter Maxwell Davies/
  Taverner, Krummhorn
• Musical First Names: (Tommy) Reilly, (Larry) Adler and
  (Max) Geldray; (Sydney) Gustard, (Ena) Baga and
  (Ethel) Smith; (Johann Sebastian) Bach, (Wilhelm
  Friedmann) Bach, (Johann Christian) Bach and (Carl
  Philipp Emanuel) Bach (choose three of four); (Bix)
  Beiderbecke, (Muggsy) Spanier and (Mick) LaRocca
• Words of Songs: Keep Your Sunny Side Up, Easter Parade,
  Ballin’ the Jack, I Love a Lassie
  

• Mazurkas: Khachaturian/Mazurka from The Masquerade
  Suite, Tchaikovsky/Mazurka from Sleeping Beauty,
  Chopin/Mazurka No. 2, in D major, op. 33 (How many
  Mazurkas did Chopin write?) [Steve says “about 50” but
  current scholarship indicates the number as anywhere
  from “about 60” to “at least 69”], Delibes/Mazurka from Coppélia
• Musical Facts: Mozart/Six Haydn Quartets, Idiophone, CB,
  Barber’s Music
• Piano Medleys
• Musical Nationalities: Handel, Maynard Ferguson and Oscar
  Peterson, Rosa Ponselle, Stokowski
• Musical Facts: Worship in the Book of Daniel, Basso Buffo,
  Corni da caccia, Serial Music
• Final Songs: The Young Lady of Ealing, Sally, Turn ’Erbert’s
  Face to the Wall, When I Was Lad
  

• Marches: Vaughan Williams/I’m Seventeen Come Sunday;
  South Rampart Street Parade; Stout-Hearted Men; Lennon
  and McCartney/Ob-la-di, Ob-la-da
• National Songs: America (My Country ’Tis of Thee), La
  Marseillaise, Beethoven’s comment on God Save the King,
  Star-Spangled Banner
• Middle Bits: If Love Were All, I Know Why (and so Do You),
  Tchaikovsky/Waltz from Serenade for Strings, Rimsky-
  Korsakov/Flight of the Bumble Bee
• Singers singing in languages not their own: A German singing
  in Italian, A British Indian singing in Italian, An American singing
  in Italian, A Spaniard singing in French
• Final Songs: Toot, Toot, Tootsie Goodbye; Goodbye, Dolly
  Gray; We’re Leaving You Goodbye; At the End of a Perfect Day
  

• We Wish You the Merriest/Sinatra and Crosby; Berlioz/Chorus
  of the Shepherds from L’Enfance du Christ; Mozart/Champagne
  Aria from Don Giovanni; Bach/Brandenburg Concerto No. 3;
  Ella Fitzgerald (vocalist), Mel Tormé (composer)/The Christmas
  Song (Merry Christmas to You); Leroy Anderson/Sleigh Ride
• Origins: Merry (God Rest Ye …), Turkey (American fowl), Yule
  (Old Norse heathen festival), Boxing Day (Boxes for casual
  offerings), Christmas cards (1844), Santa Claus (Saint Nicholas)
• Matelot, matelot/Jean Louis Dominic Pierre Bouchon/Anagram
  on Noël Coward, White Rose of Athens/Manos Hajidakis/
  Anagram on Nana Mouskouri
• Piano medley
• Differences in meaning: Inflammable – inflammatory, oblivious –
  unconscious, glimpse – glance, Olympian – Olympic,
  contemptible – contemptuous, perspicacity – perspicuity
• Hy Hazell (vocalist)/It’s the Party of a Lifetime from Charlie
  Girl, Poulenc/Les Biches, Verdi/Triumphal March from Aida,
  Tchaikovsky/Marche Slave, South Rampart Street Parade/
  Bob Crosby band, Lehár/Girls, Girls, Girls from The Merry Widow
• Final songs: The Cornish Floral Dance; Show Me the Way to
  Go Home; Come into the Garden, Maud; Poor John; Oh, Oh,
  Antonio; And the Band Played On

• Berlioz/Roman Carnival Overture, Gershwin/’S Wonderful from
  An American in Paris, Verdi/Simon Boccanegra, Monti/Csárdás
• The Odd One Out: Critics, PDSA, Tenor in Parsifal, Domra
• Piano Medleys
• Ladies’ Names Mentioned in Song: Lotte Lenya (in Mack the
  Knife), My sister Katherine (in I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My
  Sister Kate), Elizabeth Bouncer (in Little Betty Bouncer),
  Carol Gay (in Gracie Fields/Remember Me: “While the chimes
  ring out with a carol gay”)
• Vocal Music: Twelve-Tone Music, The Quintet from Carmen,
  Plot of Carmen, The Rolling Stones
• Final Songs: Indian Love Call; English Country Garden; Yes,
  Sir, That’s My Baby; A Bachelor Gay
  

• Sibelius/Symphony No. 2, Peter Sellers/Purcell, Kodály/Háry János,
  Dance of the Hours/Spike Jones
• Symphony Questions: Bruckner No. 4, Haydn No. 96, McEwen/
  Solway Symphony, Stravinsky/Rachmaninov
• Dances: Palais Glide, Waltz, Sword Dance, Spanish Dance
• Recorded Music to be avoided at the Dentist
• Nostalgic Recordings: Ernest Lough/George Thalben-Ball, Fred
  MacMurray, Harpo Marx, Marlene Dietrich
• Final Songs: Thoroughly Modern Millie, La donna è mobile,
  Indianapolis, Courteous and Sage
  

• Wolf-Ferrari/Intermezzo from The Jewels of the Madonna, Ellington/
  Prelude to a Kiss, Wagner/Prelude to Tristan und Isolde (Klemperer),
  Gounod/Ballet Music from Faust
• Exotic Musical Instruments and technicalities: Bandoneon, Quijada
  de burro, Chase chorus, Pyrophone
• Piano Medleys
• Lawrence Tibbett: Sings Schubert; films: Cuban Love Song, The
  New Moon, and The Rogue Song; Loewe/Edward; Mussorgsky/
  Song of the Flea
• Where Might One Find: Sullivan/The Zoo, Sondheim/The Ladies
  Who Lunch (from Company), Grainger/Arrival Platform Humlet,
  Tracker Action/Organ
• Final Songs: Bonny and Clyde, Sweet Lass of Richmond Hill,
  Sonny Boy, My Love She’s But a Lassie Yet
  

• Trumpet Players: Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis, Maurice André,
  Harry James
• The Spaniard That Blighted My Life, An Old Castanet, William
  Spode in Walton/Peter Grimes, A Four-Leaf Clover
• Beginnings and Endings: Beethoven Symphony No. 7, The
  Sound of Music, Rossini/The Thieving Magpie, Boiled Beef
  and Carrots
• Die Fledermaus: Rosalinde pretending to be a countess; The
  Bat; Trio with Rosalinde, Eisenstein, and Adele; Adele goes
  for theatrical training
• Bird Songs
• Final Songs: Shoe Shine Boy; Oh, Dem Golden Slippers;
  Boots, Boots, Boots; The Cobbler Song

• Rodrigo/Concierto de Aranjuez (Guitar Concerto); Hubay/
  Hejre Kati (Hungarian); Godowsky (arranger), J. Strauss, II
  (composer); Hatch/Downtown (played on a sitar)
• General Musical Questions: Offenbach/Daphnis et Chlöe,
  My Fair Lady, palindromic composers (Reger), composers
  whose names vary by one letter (J. Strauss/Oscar Straus,
  and many others)
• Piano Medleys
• Animal Illusions: Walton/Façade/Cleo Laine, Edith Piaf/The
  Little Sparrow, The Mermaid Song/Haydn, Delaney’s Donkey
• Final Songs: Someday I’ll Find You, Softly Awakes My Heart,
  Weather Forecast from Take it From Here, Come to the Fair
  

• Fugues: Weinberger/Schwanda the Bagpiper, Swingle
  Singers, Milhaud/La Création du Monde, Alec Templeton/
  Bach Goes to Town
• Names of Musical People (what have they in common?):
  Dykes and Toplady (hymn writers), Edwards and Keech
  (ukulele music), Texier and Bardac (wives of Debussy),
  Joel Grey and George Chakiras (and Rita Moreno) (won
  Best Supporting Actor/Actress Oscars)
• National Sporting Heroes: Ramadhin and Valentine, Joe
  DiMaggio, Joe Louis, Cyril Knowles
• Knowledge of your partner
• Questions about Fidelio: Why multiple overtures? Florestan
  singing in a dungeon, What is happening? (an attempted stabbing)
• Final Songs: Florrie Forde/Oh, Oh, Antonio; Harry Champion/
  I’m Henery the Eighth, I Am; My Old Dutch; Will You Stop Your
  Ticklin’, Jock

• Middles: Skater’s Waltz, Li’l Abner, Dance of the Sugar Plum
  Fairy/Can’t Buy Me Love (Beatlecracker Ballet), Jonathan
  Edwards (pseudonym for Paul Weston) playing Dizzy Fingers
• Musical Technicalities: part singing/part talking, A small dot
  after a note, Donizetti/Maria Stuarti, zarzuela (a comic
  Spanish operetta)
• Piano Medleys
• Laughing Songs: Die Fledermaus, Louis Armstrong (1932),
  Valkyries in Wagner/Der Ring, Charlie Penrose/The
  Laughing Policeman
• National Anthems: Greek, Saudi Arabia/Guinea/Morocco/
  Iraq/Kuwait, Switzerland, England
• Final Songs: Two Brothers, Serenade from Don Giovanni, As
  Long As He Needs Me, I’ve Gotter Motter (from The Arcadians)
  

• Film Concertos: Hubert Bath/Cornish Rhapsody, Gershwin/
  Rhapsody in Blue, Addinsell/Warsaw Concerto, Gershwin/An
  American in Paris
• Ballet History: Pointes in Ballet (1832), Jerome Robins/First
  Academy Award for Choreography (1961), Gluck/Don Juan
  (1761), Lully/Des Amours déguisés (1664)
• Lights in Song: When the Lights of London Shine Again,
  Let’s Put Out the Lights and Go to Sleep, Beneath the
  Lights of Home, Light My Fire
• Favourite Conductor Stories
• Welsh Songs by Mari Griffith: Oes Gafr Eto (Goat Counting),
  Y Broga Bach (A Frog He Would a Wooing Go), Can Y
  Melinydd (Miller’s Song), Cwyn Mam Yng Nghyfraith
  (Mother-in-Law’s Complaint)
• Final Songs: When I’m 64, Macushla, Puppet on a String,
  The Rhinoceros
  

• Trees: Respighi/Pines of Rome (Villa Borghese), Phil Harris/
  Woodman Spare that Tree, Stravinsky/Dumbarton Oaks
  Concerto, Birnam Wood comes to Dunsinane
• Dates of Operas: South Pacific et al. (1949), Follow the
  Sun et al. (1936), Hugh the Drover et al. (1924), The
  Battling Butler et al. (1922)
• Music and Painting: Vivaldi/Spring from The Four Seasons
  and Botticelli/La Primavera, Mona Lisa (song) and
  Leonardo/Mona Lisa, Poulenc/L'Embarquement pour
  Cythère and Watteau/(same title), I’m Forever Blowing
  Bubbles and Millais/Bubbles
• Opera and the Musical Stage: Gliss (glissando) and hocket
  (hiccup), What do I and Albert and Applause have in
  common? (both written by Charles Strauss and Lee
  Adams), The Attaché became The Merry Widow,
  Producing violin harmonics
• Mood Music Dialog
• Final Songs: Night and Day, Yodel, Sister Suzie Sewing
  Shirts for Soldiers, The Fishermen of England
  

• Dvořák/Scherzo Capriccioso, Leonard Cohen (Suzanne), Alan
  Rawsthorne/Street Corner Overture, Gilbert O’Sullivan/Susan
  Van Heusen
• Miscellaneous Musical Information: Laurel & Hardy/The Music
  Box, A Theatre Pair (two timpani), Elgar/Spanish Lady,
  Scotch Snap
• Questions about La Bohème
• Everything You've Always Wanted to Hear Played on the Moog
  Synthesizer and other equally uninviting album titles
• Final Songs: Steppin’ Out with a Memory, Foggy Dew,
  Seated One Day at the Organ/National Anthem, Friend o’ Mine
  

• Rossini/Tarantella from La Boutique fantastique; Truman Capote
  (lyricist)/The House of Flowers; Mozart dedicated song to Nancy
  Storace, sister of Stephen Storace; Erich Korngold/Music from
  King’s Row (1941)
• Musical Numbers: D550 (Schubert/Trout (lied)), K525: (Mozart/
  Eine kleine Nachtmusik), KK: D. Scarlatti (Kirkpatrick numbers),
  BWV1046-1051 (Bach/Brandenburg Concertos)
• Piano Medleys
• General Musical Knowledge: Girandole/Candlestick, Conductors
  and Downbeats, Violinists/Grappelli and Menuhin, Samuel
  Johnson on opera
• Musical Words in Common: Count, Willow, Emperor, Home
• Final Songs: Breathless, Willow Willow, Eleven More Months
  and Ten More Days (Sociable Sort of a Gink), In Other Words
  

• Ballet Music: Mackerras/Pineapple Poll, Leroy Anderson/
  Sandpaper Ballet, Stravinsky/The Firebird, The Wobbly Walk
  (10 November1927)
• Miscellaneous Questions: PSM/Passed School of Music;
  Continue the sequence: 16, 33-1/3, 45, 78 (answer 80)
  RPM on gramophone records; Bernstein/Symphony No. 2
  (“Age of Anxiety”); Wagner/Ring
• Fiddler on the Roof, If I Were a Rich Man, Isaac Stern,
  Jerry Bock
• Recorded Music to be avoided in a Maternity Hospital
• Operatic Questions: La donna è mobile, Verdi/Otello,
  Jussi Björling, Rigoletto
• Final Songs: In Old New York, Tom Bowling, On the Road to
  Mandalay, Leaning
  

• What’s the Weather? Beethoven/Pastoral Symphony, Claude
  Thornhill/Snowfall, Vivaldi/Autumn (from The Four Seasons),
  Cole Porter/Too Darn Hot
• Operas and Musical Plays: Zampa; Red, Hot, and Blue; Les
  Huguenots; Opera Love in a Forest (based on As You Like It)
• Piano Medleys
• Opera Questions: La traviata Act 2, Alfredo’s father trying
  to get Violetta to give up her lover, Letter from Giorgio/
  Maria Callas, Alexandre Dumas
• Musical Comments by Literary and Musical People: Elgar,
  Stravinsky, Waugh, H. L. Mencken
• Final Songs: No Other Love, Summertime, I Remember You,
  Edelweiss
  

• Schubert/Overture to Rosamunde, Clarke/Trumpet Voluntary,
  Brahms/Variations on a Theme by Haydn, Mendelssohn/Violin
  Concerto in E minor
• True or False Questions: Frank Sinatra’s singing, Stokes/
  Stokowski, Stokowski/Blau/Ormandy Philadelphia Orchestra,
  Lillian Clot
• Memorable Screen Music Memories
• Kenneth McKellar Songs: Irish Sea, Kirriemuir, Flotow/
  Martha, Villikins and his Dinah
• Birth Places and Dates: Count Barinkay (in The Gypsy
  Baron), A Star Is Born, Rossini, Brahms
• Final Songs: Ragtime Gal, Il mio tesoro, If Those Eyes Could
  Only See, Old Simon the Cellarer
  

• Nostalgia: Abbott & Costello, Alice Ghostley, Deanna Durbin,
  Dorothy Lamour
• Miscellaneous Questions: Haydn/Symphony No. 103 (“Drum
  Roll’), Acedia/Seven Deadly Sins, Tchaikovsky/Symphony
  No. 6, Shostakovich
• Piano Medleys
• Mozart Opera Questions: Die Entführung aus dem Serail
  K384, Origin of the Overture, Instruments in Figaro,
  Musical maladies
• Musical Groups: Horn Trio, Piano Trio, Piano Sextet, Wind Trio
  
• Final Songs: Nobody’s Using Them Now, Oh My Darling
  Clementine [in German], Dem Dry Bones, I Dream of Jeannie
  

• Dvořák/Slavonic Dance No. 10; Vic Damone/Russ Tamblyn/
  Tony Martin; Sarasate/Zigeunerweisen, op. 20; Jane Powell
  /Debbie Reynolds/Ann Miller
• Musical Versatility: D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, Paderewski,
  Christoph W. Gluck, Noel Gay
• Spoken Lines from Songs: The Rain in Spain, Lucy from
  Peanuts, Madam Flora from The Medium, Judy Holliday/Bells
  Are Ringing
• Songs by Janet Baker: Gounod/Serenade, Shakespeare/
  Henry VIII, John Ireland/W. B. Yeats
• Inopportune Songs when breaking off a love affair
• Final Songs: San Francisco, Vicar of Bray, Chicago, Linden Lea

• Numerals: 1003 of Don Giovanni’s Lovers, Vaughan Williams/
  49th Parallel, 36 from Figaro, 23 birds on the tenth day of
  Christmas
• Musical Facts: John Curwen/Tonic Sol Fa, Father Willis/
  Organ Builder, Orpheus, W. H. Auden/opera librettos
• Piano Medleys
• Popular Singers from World War II: Turner Layton, Leslie
  Hutchinson, Noël Coward, Caroll Gibbons
• Final Songs: Follow, Follow, Follow; Dan Cupid Hath a
  Garden; Maggie Smith/I'll Make a Man of You; Father O’Flynn
  

• Companies: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the
  Forum, Vic Damone, Pastime with Good Company/Henry VIII,
  Jack and Claude Holbert
• Italian Terms Used in Music: acciaccatura, inverted turn,
  acciaccatura vs. appoggiatura, fine
• Music Identified from Small Snippets: Mozart/The Magic
  Flute, Fats Waller/Your Feet’s Too Big, Grieg/Wedding Day
  at Troldhaugen, Beatles/Hard Day’s Night
• Vintage Opera Recordings: Gounod/Faust, Wagner/Die
  Meistersinger, Giordano/Fedora, Rimsky-Korsakov/Song of
  the Indian Guest (aka Song of India and Chanson Hindoue)
• Real People Mentioned in Song: Cole Porter, Dorothy Parker,
  George Gershwin, Lord Rosebery
• Final Songs: Boys in the Backroom, Song of the Morning,
  I Tawt I Taw a Puddy Tat, Me Old Shako
  

• Saint-Saëns/Danse macabre (1874), 13 Chinese Bell notes
  in Piccadilly, R. Strauss/Also sprach Zarathustra,
  Mendelssohn/Wedding March
• Musical Instruments: Violins, Pianos, Artistic Ensemble,
  Serinette
• Piano Medleys
• Composer Dedications: Vaughan Williams/Barbirolli,
  Beethoven/Symphony No. 3/Napoleon, Stravinsky/Symphony
  of Psalms, Elgar/Enigma Variations
• Music about living things: Golden Cockerel, The Pink
  Panther, Hippopotamus and mud, Eider (Ida, Sweet as
  Apple Cider)
• Final Songs: Operatic Introductions by Geraint Evans:
  Audience: Is it Geraint Evans or Denis singing Mozart/Der
  Vogelfänger bin ich ja (from Die Zauberflöte)?; John: Sing
  anything from the same opera: he sings Dies Bildnis ist
  bezaubernd schön; Frank: come in when Evans stops
  singing The Prologue (Si puo?) from Leoncavallo/Pagliacci;
  Ian: Come in when Evans stops singing the middle bit of
  Mozart/Non piu andrai (from Le nozze di Figaro); Ian
  continues in English
  

• Operatic Overtures and Beginnings: Der Freischütz, The
  Telephone, Dido and Aeneas, The Mikado
• Ballet Questions: Giselle, Sanders’ feet in 1782, The
  Learned Pig, Hand Bell Ringing
• Operatic Music: Manon, Pagliacci, Operatic Greetings,
  Die Fledermaus
• Piano Medleys
• History of Sadler’s Wells: Gavin Gordon/The Rake’s
  Progress, Is Hiram Fistiman Here, Nursery Suite/Elgar,
  Love for Three Oranges [This round omitted in 45m
  and 30m versions]
• What is happening in the ballet?: Conflict,
  Somnambulism, Swiss Dance, Job’s Comforters [This
  round omitted in 30m version]
• Dates: 1775, 1874, 1931, 1835 [This round omitted
  in 45m and 30m versions]
• Final Songs: Aye Aye Aye, Excerpt from Façade,
  It’s a Great Big Shame, When a Maiden Takes Your
  Fancy [The first two songs in this round omitted in
  30m version]

NOTE: We have a 55 minute TS version and also two
edited versions – a 45 minute version broadcast on 19
Sep 1974 on Radio 4 (#141) and a 30 minute TS version
broadcast on ABC in Australia. The edited versions are
listed at the end of the series.

• Amateur Orchestras: Barber of Seville Overture, Prince
  of Denmark March, Mahler/Symphony No. 1, Cor Anglais
  (Rodrigo/Concerto de Aranjuez)
• Mathematical Question: How many strings on a Grand
  Piano (225)
  
• Tunes With Words in Common: Afternoon of a Faun/
  Sunday Afternoon, Lincolnshire Poacher/The Sorcerer’s
  Apprentice, Spring Sonata/Spring Symphony, Chloe/
  Daphnis et Chlöe
• Musicals and the Musical Stage: Mr Cinders, Pipe
  Dream, Lost in the Stars, South Pacific
• Duets: Tales of Hoffman, The 59th Street Bridge Song,
  Isobel Baillie/Kathleen Ferrier, Julie Andrews/David Tomlinson
• Final Songs: Give Me the Simple Life, I Give My Heart, Give
  Me a Shady Nook, Give Me a Little Kiss
  

• Arrivals and Entrances: Handel/Arrival of the Queen of
  Sheba (from Solomon), Spring, Spring, Spring (from Seven
  Brides for Seven Brothers; music by Gene de Paul, lyrics
  by Johnny Mercer ), Wagner/Entry of the Gods into
  Valhalla (from Das Rheingold), Fučík/Entry of the Gladiators
• Miscellaneous Musical Questions: Virtuoso Double Bass
  Players, Distance from LA to Soho, Alberti Bass (not an
  instrument!), Pièce de sauvetage
• Piano Medleys
• Yesterday’s Instrumentalists: Eric Coates/Viola, Tricky Sam/
  Trombone, Joseph Daniels/Drums, Ish Kabibble/Trumpet
• Final Songs: London Pride, La fleur que tu m’avais jetée
  (from Carmen), The Flowers That Bloom in the Spring, The
  Vly Be on the Turmut

• Familiar Tunes: Rodgers/Slaughter on Tenth Avenue (from
  On Your Toes), Wheels Cha Cha Cha (Joe Loss), Grieg/
  Homage March from Sigurd Jorsalfar, John Dankworth/
  Three Blind Mice
• Musical Comments: Beethoven/Fidelio, Berlioz/
  Mendelssohn, Barkley/Dinner Engagement, Bliss/Rout
• Questions about the “lower end of music”: Basso Ostinato,
  Lewis/Honky-tonk Train Blues, Mussorgsky/Song and
  Dances of Death, Bass Bar
• Blemished Performances: Gounod/Soldiers’ Chorus from
  Faust confused with Mozart/Haffner Symphony, Jonathan
  Edwards “plays” April in Paris (music by Vernon Duke,
  lyrics by E. Y. Harburg), Grieg Piano Concerto/Span of an
  octave, Florence Foster Jenkins destroys Mozart/The
  Queen of the Night Aria from the Magic Flute
  (accompanist Cosmé McMoon)
• Final Songs: I Left My Heart in San Francisco, Celeste
  Aida, Largo al factotum/Barber of Seville (Figaro), The
  Income Tax Collector
  

• Tapped melodies: Rossini/Overture to Semiramide,
  Khachaturian/Sabre Dance, Vaughan Williams/Fantasy on
  a Theme by Thomas Tallis, Bach/Toccata in D minor
  BWV565
• Who said?: Debussy of Wagner, Sam by Rick (As Time
  Goes By), Hans Richter, Michael Kelly of Mozart
  
• Piano Medleys
• Leontyne Price Singing: Puccini/The Girl of the Golden
  West (Minnie is the character singing), Falling in Love
  Again from The Blue Angel, Puccini/Manon Lescaut
  (scene takes place in Louisiana desert), Puccini/
  Madame Butterfly (Pinkerton returns with his wife)
• Final Songs: Funiculi, Funicula; Santa Lucia; Come
  Back to Sorrento; Oi, Marie
  

• Unusual Music: Bach/Wachet auf, American slang/
  Blossom Dearie, Georges Auric, Tiny Tim
• Miscellany: cloture, Banjo in The Man Who Came to
  Dinner, Reverie de Georges Brown (from Boieldieu/La
  Dame blanche), Eustachian tube
• Opera Singing: The Daughter of the Regiment, precipice
  Ricardo = Cliff Richard, Elixir of Love/Lucrezia Borgia, a
  vulgar army song
• Names: Sir Hubert Parry, Dizzy Gillespie, Orlando Gibbons,
  Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
• Old Cinemas: Paramount on Parade, Bugs Bunny, Go
  Home British, Laurel & Hardy
• Final Songs - Gay is the Word: A Bachelor Gay, Rich Gay
  and Gay Rich, The Flea, The Gay Highway

• Tchaikovsky/Nutcracker Pas de deux, Some Like It Hot/
  Marilyn Monroe, Bizet/The Pearl Fishers, Never on
  Sunday/Melina Mercouri
• Piano Medleys
• Victoria de los Ángeles: Carmen, habanera, dolls coming
  to life, a box and a key
• Theatre Organ Nostalgia: Reginald Foort, Sidney Torch,
  <organ stories>, Sandy MacPherson, Sid Field
• Final Songs: Asbury Park – At Long Last Love, Scarlet
  Town – Barbara Allen, Kalamazoo, My Ain Folk
  

• Twosomes: Ruslan and Lyudmila, Keely Smith and
  Frank Sinatra (from Kiss Me Kate), Tristan und Isolde
  (1865), Derek Nimmo and Joe Brown
• Miscellany: Saint-Saëns, swell oboe, Havergal Brian,
  1812 Overture
• Mood music: stomach acid, bar scene, the day the
  circus hit town, … and now back to the studio
• Opera and Operetta: The Pirates of Penzance, the
  pirates were too tenderhearted, Major General
  Stanley, the question of birthdays and age
• Songs for Occupations: Lady drivers
• Final Songs: Who, Zig a Zig a Zig (Danse macabre),
  You Must Say Yes to Mr Brown, The Hippopotamus Song
  

• Operatic Overtures and Beginnings: Der Freischütz,
  The Telephone, Dido and Aeneas, The Mikado
• Ballet Questions: Giselle, Sanders’ feet in 1782,
  The Learned Pig, Hand Bell Ringing
• Operatic Music: Manon, Pagliacci, Operatic
  Greetings, Die Fledermaus
• Piano Medleys
• What is happening in the ballet? [This round omitted in 30m version]
• Final Songs: Aye Aye Aye, Excerpt from Façade, It’s a Great
  Big Shame, When a Maiden Takes Your Fancy [The first two
  songs in this round omitted in 30m version]

• Double Initials: Jussi Björling, Ronnie Ronalde, Heinz Holliger,
  Garry Glitter
• Rage Over a Lost Penny, Lydia the Tattooed Lady,
  Donald Tovey, Algernon Moncrieff
• Piano Medleys
• Peter Dawson Songs: Bandolero, Rudyard Kipling,
  Edward German Jones, Tiny Ball
• Final Songs: Journey to the Stars; Don’t Put Your Daughter
  on the Stage, Mrs Worthington; These Foolish Things;
  Glory of the Golden Hair

• Schumann/Symphony No. 3 (“Rhenish”), Beethoven/
  Symphony No. 5 (composed 1803-08), Villa-Lobos/
  Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5, Tom Springfield/Night
  School written in “dog languages”
• Quotations: Goethe, Lord Chesterfield, Charles
  Lamb, Alexander Pope
• Errors: out of order, inverted, mordant wit, inverted vamp
• Instrumental identifications and how they got their
  names: sitar, euphonium
• Opera: Gounod/Faust: Trio, Soldiers’ Chorus, Boris
  Christoff, Jewel Song
• Final Songs: There is Nothing Like a Dame, Dites
  moi, Some Enchanted Evening, This Nearly Was Mine
  

• Shirley Temple singing Lucia di Lammermoor, raccoon coats,
  Ravel sounding like Gershwin, playing four-part harmony on
  a violin
• Stringed instruments: 3=kit/balalaika, 1=phonofiddle,
  47=harp, 13=koto
• Piano medleys
• Stardust, Sinatra sang verse only, Harpo Marx on
  the wrong shoulder, Ringo Starr
• Potted Opera Plots: Debussy/Pelléas and Mélisande,
  Meistersinger, Rossini/The Italian Girl in Algiers, Britten/
  The Turn of the Screw
• Final Songs: Brother Can You Spare a Dime, Susannah,
  Overhead the Moon Is Beaming, Scotland the Brave
  

• Music about Fire: Stravinsky/The Firebird, Steiner/
  Music from Gone with the Wind, Beethoven/
  Overture to The Creatures of Prometheus, Kiss of Fire
• Miscellaneous Musical Questions: Smorzando,
  Semprini, tre corde, rigatoni
• The next note: Paul Robeson, Shirley Bassey, Ian Wallace, Puccini
• What is it?: A chest expander for a midget soprano, a
  snare, a telescopic baton, cello spike
• Glasgow Orpheus choir: Glasgow/Isle of Mull, Edmund Waller,
  1901-1951, Glasgow Phoenix Choir
• Final Songs: My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time, I
  Love the Moon, Harvest Moon, Wouldn’t It Be Loverly
  

• Duets: Benjamin Luxon/Robert Tear, Everly Brothers, Alfred
  and Mark Deller, Pinky and Perky
• John Gardiner, fine brown frame, solo-swell-great-choir,
  1939 and 1941
• Piano Medleys
• Opera: sung behind the curtain Cavalleria rusticana, Cav
  is 2 acts with curtain up, Callas singing Cavalleria
  rusticana, happy life as a carrier
• Signature tunes for cheese: Tea for Two with Port Salut,
  Cheese My Lovely, The Best Things in Life are Brie;
  Cheese, cheese, Glorious Cheese; Run Rarebit Run
• Final Songs: The Night a Sinner Kissed an Angel, Nessun
  dorma, We’re Going to Get Lit Up, The Desert Song
  

• Cards and Card Games: Card Scene from Carmen,
  The Man with the Golden Arm, Stravinsky/Jeu de
  cartes, Deck of Cards
• Alphabetical Composers
• Hymn Tune Composers: Vaughan Williams, Holst,
  Palestrina, Handel
• Jazz names: Fats (Waller) and Pops (Armstrong) (piano and
  trumpet); The Kid Krupa (Victor Feldman) and Laddie Busby
  (drums and trombone); Duke (Ellington),Count (Basie), Earl
  (Hines), and King (Cole) (piano, piano, piano, and piano),
  Bird (Charlie Parker) and Slam (Stewart) (alto saxophone
  and bass)
• Unusual Examples of the Human Voice: Henry Hall, Chant at
  a fox hunt, Music recorded at Harrow School, Peter Sellers
• Final Songs: Love Thy Neighbor, Love Is a Dream,
  My Heart Was a Desert, Make Believe
  

• Tosca Act One; Jack Jones (vocalist) and Charles Aznavour
  (songwriter); Jacques Ibert/Escale; Schubert/Impromptu
  No. 4, in A♭, op. 90
• Ballet Terms: Ballon, entrechat dix, Patrick Healy-Kaye (real
  name of) Anton Dolan, Fifth position
• Piano Medleys
• Opera: Ravel/L’Heure espagnol, banker hiding in clock, trial,
  moral of Boccaccio
• Final Songs: An Apple for the Teacher, La Dolce, Bachelor
  Gay, Wunderbar
  

• Bizet/L’Arlésienne Suite, Rudy Vallee, Ezio Pinza, Massenet/
  Meditation from Thaïs
• Quotations: Begin together and end together, A lousy rabble
  of low degree, Musical premiere of documentary film
  containing A Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra,
  Napoleon guarded the house of Haydn in Vienna
• Alan Langford/Colour Variations: active yellow,
  blue cool, orange for industry, piebald comedy
• Sayings about music: John Keats, Samuel Pepys,
  George Bernard Shaw, Sidney Smith
• Schwarzkopf: Die Forelle, Mandolin, Schumann 1840, spell her name
• Final Songs: A Cockeyed Optimist; Song of India; Down the Road,
  Away Went Polly; Dashing Away with the Smoothing Iron
  

• Beginnings and Endings: Handel/Royal Fireworks Suite, On the
  Town, Brahms/Symphony No. 4, A Man for All Seasons
• Johnny Mercer: Webster’s Dictionary, Aurora
  borealis, kindergarten, underwater life
• Horace “Steve Race” Rubenstein: Tchaikovsky/ Piano
  Concerto No. 1, Joplin/The Entertainer, Beethoven/
  ”Moonlight” Sonata, Someday My Heart Will Awake
• Cherished number plates: VIV1, NO20, 123123,
  T42, K219, V10L1N
• Opera: Billy Budd, Herman Melville/Ian Foster,
  Capt Edward Fairfax Vere, both foundlings
• Final Songs: Dad’s Army Theme, John sings first few
  bars in English translation of Dovunque al mondo lo
  Yankee vagabondo (from Puccini/Madama Butterfly),
  There’s Something About a Soldier, Devon Man
  

• Saint- Saëns/Rondo Capriccioso, (I’ve Got a Gal in)
  Kalamazoo (Michigan), Elgar/Overture to The Wand of
  Youth, Suite No. 1, Tex Beneke and Marion Hutton
• Operatic Matters: souffleur = a prompter; May Night =
  an opera by Rimsky-Korsakov; Monsieur Taupe = a
  character in R. Strauss/Capriccio (a souffleur!); Love
  in a Village = a ballad opera by Thomas Arne, words
  by Isaac Bickerstaffe
• Reading Phoenix Choir: Sir Granville Bantock/Sea
  Sorrow, The Riddle Song, Monteverdi/Lamento d'Arianna,
  Sweelinck/Motet
• Initials: WNO, GSM, MIMIT, ARCO
• Final Songs: A Dream Walking, Fauré/After a French
  Dream, Dancing on the Ceiling, I Dream of Jeannie

• Originals: Harry Welchman, Stanley Holloway, John Mills, Frances Day
• Newspaper reviews: Anne Murray’s Friday, Rodgers and
  Hammerstein/Allegro, Was John Fryatt’s Caesar fey enough?
  in Gordon Crosse/The Story of Vasco, Prokofiev/War and Peace
• Piano Medleys
• Opera: Pagliacci, contains a play within a play, Vesti la giubba,
  refusing to tell the name of the lover
• Final Songs: (I’ll Be with You) In Apple Blossom Time, As Well
  Art Thou, I’ll See You Again, Take Thou This Rose
  

• Khachaturian/Masquerade Waltz, Borodin/Kismet, Rimsky-
  Korsakov/Procession of the Nobles, Mussorgsky/Night on
  Bare Mountain
• Musical Technicalities: Various flautists, The First Subject,
  Spiccato, Double Bar
• American Place Names in Music: Winnetka, IL; Apalachicola,
  FL; New Orleans, LA; Tallahatchie, MS
• Musical Gadgets: Capotasto, Drum Clamp
• Final Songs: When the Midnight Choo Choo Leaves for
  Alabam, Solomon, When Father Papered the Parlour,
  The Wreck of the Nancy Lee
  

• Robert Wilson, Virginia O’Brien, Enrico Caruso, Twiggy
• A Small Bird: nightingale, sang in Berkeley Square while
  angels dining at the Ritz, Igor Stravinsky, Jenny Lind
• Iolanthe: March of the Peers, The Best Things in Life
  Are Free, George Baker, Owen Brannigan
• Bugle calls: reveille, Come to the cookhouse door/
  Scotland, how to hold drumsticks, defaulters
• Ashton Castle in Lucia, Under Milk Wood, Prokofiev/The
  Fiery Angel, Midsummer Night’s Dream
• Final Songs: The Night is Young and You’re So Beautiful,
  Down by the Salley Gardens, Louisiana, Joe the Carrier Lad
  

• Arnold Bax/Tintagel, Cass Daley, Byron/Schoenberg, Al Jolson
• Miscellany: Kern/Liadov both died and someone else wrote it,
  Flatt trumpet, Bubbles Silverman, French Suite
• Piano Medleys
• Food: Oranges and Lemons, The Frim Fram Sauce,
  Schumann/Der Nußbaum (The Nut Tree), Orange Colored Sky
• Mnemonics for ACEG and EGBDF, semibreve tail up or
  down?, Haydn’s ”Op. 0”
• Songs: Yes, Sir, That’s My Baby, The Lass with the Delicate
  Air, At Trinity Church I Met My Doom, The Gentle Maiden
  

• Occupations: Hans Sachs (Wagner/Die Meistersinger), a
  cobbler; McCartney/My Very Good Friend the Milkman, an
  estate agent; Benvenuto Cellini (Berlioz/Benvenuto Cellini),
  a silversmith; an all weather fornicator (actually a weaver
  in “The Foggy Dew”)
• Musical People: Sir Frederick Arthur Gore Ouseley, Chopin,
  Caroline Alice (‘Carice’) Elgar, George Graff
• Plácido Domingo: Gianni Schicchi/Florence, a barcarolle,
  Cilea/Adriana Lecouvreur, Romeo’s balcony scene
• Yes, Yes, Yvette (1927), This Year of Grace (1928),
  Whittington et son chat (1876), The King and I (1951)
• Pieces of Hate: Pearl Bailey, Cole Porter, Gertrude
  Lawrence, Fats Waller
• Final Songs: Heart of My Heart, For the Love of a Lady,
  Ramona, Just a Song at Twilight
  

• Beethoven/Piano Concerto No. 5 (“Emperor”), Samuel
  Coleridge-Taylor/ Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Bruckner/
  Symphony No. 4, The Song of the Flea sung by a
  soprano (rather than a bass)
• Musical Spouses: Cosima Liszt/Richard Wagner, Sir
  [not Lord] Robert Peel/Beatrice Lillie, Henrietta Smithson/
  Hector Berlioz, Lord Charles Cavendish/Adele Astaire
• Piano Medleys
• Miscellaneous Questions: Beethoven/Symphony No. 7 or
  8, Spike Jones/Cocktails for Two, Music Composed by
  Royalty, The Music Man
• Identification and Derivation: Chalumeau, Helicon
• Final Songs: When My Sugar Walks Down the Street,
  Who Is Silvia?, Louise, Lily of Laguna
  

• Suppé/Light Cavalry Overture x2, Weinberger/Schwanda
  the Bagpiper, Can-Can (from Offenbach/Orpheus in the
  Underworld) - why “can-can”?
• Accompaniment endings: Vaughan Williams/The Roadside
  Farm, Honky-Tonk Train Blues, Oliver Cromwell (arr.
  Britten), Bach/Prelude No. 1, in C major BWV846, from
  the Well-Tempered Clavier and Gounod/Ave Maria which
  was based on the Bach
• Come Up with a Good Name for a Pop Group You Would
  Like to Manage: Old Wallow and the Stick in the Muds,
  Rock Bottom, Baroque Bottom, R. Prince/Simulated Rabbit
• Joan Sutherland, a curious plot summary -- Denis Norden,
  Weber/Oberon, Frank’s curious plot summary
• Final Songs: How You Gonna Keep ’Em Down on the Farm,
  Beyond the Blue Horizon, Blue Heaven, Asleep in the Deep
  

• Namesakes: Ian Wallace: Maritale, Matt Dennis, John Bull,
  Frank Loesser
• Musical Facts: Victoria at Aida, domino, Landon Ronald,
  Háry János
• Piano Medleys
• Opera: Hänsel und Gretel, mother and father, most
  important opera since Parsifal, Chocolate Crème cake
  cottage
• Final Songs: Get out of bed/Dicky Bird Hop, Ode to Joy,
  One of the Ruins Cromwell Knocked About a Bit, Leanin’

• Foods: Harry Lauder/Your breakfast in your bed on
  Sunday morning; Tony Bennett/A Taste of Honey;
  Nelson Eddy/Shortnin' Bread; Sam Browne/Dinner for
  One, Please, James
• Musical Quotations: William Shakespeare, Algernon Swinburne,
  George Santayana, Samuel Johnson
• Obsolete Musical Instruments: Sackbut, Bombardon
• Opera Choruses: The Flying Dutchman, Madama Butterfly,
  Tannhäuser, Faust
• Final Songs: Cinderella, Stay in My Arms; Take a Pair of
  Sparkling Eyes; Among My Souvenirs; How I Love You
  

• Beethoven/Appassionata Sonata (Horowitz or Steve
  playing?), Sammy Kahn/Three Coins in the Fountain,
  Bernstein/Overture to Candide, Elvis Presley/
  Lonely Woman
• Cast Lists of Well Known Operas: Mozart/Idomeneo,
  Wine Lists, Prokofiev/The Love for Three Oranges,
  Puccini/The Girl of the Golden West
• Piano Medleys
• Richard Strauss Music: Waltz from Der Rosenkavalier,
  French Horn, Der Rosenkavalier plot Salome/Dance of
  the Seven Veils
• Identification of Special Objects: Mute for a Bass
  Trombone, Kitchen Strainer
• Final Songs: Fit as a Fiddle, Peter and the Wolf, All I
  Do Is Dream of You, Titwillow
  

• The Elements: Wagner/Magic Fire Music from Die
  Walküre, Danny Kaye/Two by Two, Haydn/The
  Creation, Thunder and Lightning Polka
• Opera Trivia: Melba/Barber of Seville, Dame Nellie
  Melba, Mary Garden/Tosca, Dvořák/The Pig-
  Headed Peasants
• Jimmy Durante’s Lost Chord, Unrecognized
  composers, Sitting on the Keyboard, Composers
  and Madness
• Choir Music: Sir Malcolm Sargent/Arranger, Joshua
  Fit the Battle of Jericho, Charles Stanford, Silver Ring
  Choir of Bath
• Final Songs: A Gentleman Down South, I Wonder As I
  Wander, La Vie en rose, Glorious Devon
  

• Beginnings and Endings: Monteverdi/Vespers,
  Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, Vaughan
  Williams/Symphony No. 4, Chicago
• Miscellaneous Musical Questions: Gruppetto, English
  Chamber Orchestra/Garcia, Claviorganum, cast
  members of The Nutcracker
• Piano Medleys
• The King’s Singers: Richmond Hill Yorkshire, Music from
  High Society, Names of The King’s Singers x 2
• Musical Intervals
• Final Songs: That Certain Party; Come into the
  Garden, Maude; Little Sir Echo; After the Ball
  

• Small Children: Debussy/Children’s Corner, Deanna Durbin,
  Elgar/Wand of Youth Suite No.1, Lanchbery/Jemima Puddleduck/
  Peter Rabbit
• Technical Questions: Movable Do, Ledger Line, Nonuplet, Lur
• Questions about Singing and Singers: Tom Moore, Nana
  Mouskouri Annie Laurie, Maxine Sullivan
• Questions about Arthur Rubinstein: March from The Love for
  Three Oranges, Oscar Winner, Villa-Lobos/Pulcinella,
  Practicing the Piano
• Final Songs: The Band Played On, The Heart Is True, The
  Galloping Major, Until

• Brahms/Piano Concerto No. 2, Paganini, Mahler/Symphony
  No. 2, Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy
• Piano Medleys
• Opera: Mozart/Così fan tutte, Albert Einstein, Thus Do All
  or the School for Lovers, Role of a Magnet
• Signature Tunes for the Forestry Commission
• Final Songs: Riding on a Rainbow, La donna è mobile,
  Umbrellas, Trees
  

• Purcell-Britten/Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra,
  Eric Porter, Beethoven/Violin Concerto, Charles Boyer
• Musical Criticism: The Chromatic Bullock/Ophicleide,
  George Bernard Shaw on Rossini, Shaw on Anton
  Rubinstein, Shaw on Paderewski
• Mario Lanza/The Student Prince, Serenade, The
  Student Prince in Heidelberg, Brahms at Breslau
  University 1880, Drinking Song
• Alternative Names: Frances Gum/Judy Garland, Cliff
  Edwards/Ukulele Ike, Jacob Beer/Meyerbeer, Alfredo
  Arnold Cocozza/Mario Lanza
• Final Songs: Tenement Symphony, Brahms’s Lullaby,
  Little Dolly Daydream, Annie Laurie
  

• Tomaso Albinoni/Adagio, Paul Whiteman’s Rhythm Boys,
  Dance of the Blessed Spirits, Bessie Smith
• Musical Words: cordometer, catch, melisma, sextolet (6 on 4)
• Piano Medleys
• First Line of Verse/First Line of Chorus: The concert was over
  in Carnegie Hall/Mr. Paganini, please play my rhapsody; He’s
  in love with Mellisande Scott/The party’s over, it’s time to
  call it a day; On one summer’s day/Won’t you come home,
  Bill Bailey?; I was a stranger in the city/A foggy day in
  London Town
• Final Songs: An Irish Song, My Old Dutch, John and Ian
  sing O Mimì, tu più non torni from Act IV of Puccini/La Bohème