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Sportsfan2111

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Which virtuosic pianist revolutionized recital' for musical performance and turned the piano sideways at concerts to give audiences a view of his hands and profile?
 
  a) Frdric Chopin
  b) Clara Schumann
  c) Robert Schumann
  d) Franz Liszt

Question 2

Halfway through this composition two of the voices engage in?
 
  a) drop out
  b) repeat but in rhythmic augmentation
  c) retrograde repetition of the work's opening half
  d) repeat but omit their texts



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



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