This composer was famous as an organ virtuoso during his lifetime. He never traveled outside of his native country, Germany, and spent the last decades of his life in Leipzig as the cantor of Saint Thomas’s church and choir school. 

This composer is known as the “poet of the piano” and considered a national hero in Poland. In fact, upon his death he directed his heart to be removed and buried in Poland.

This name was given to a group of young nineteenth-century composers who sought to create a style of art music that was distinct and separate from the traditions of German orchestral music and Italian opera.

Identify the term or symbol adopted by composers to enumerate and identify their own compositions.

The musical term for loud is:

Find the composer  is not representative of the Middle Ages

Identify the term referring to the five sung portions of the Mass for which the texts are always the same. 

All of the terms are applicable to the style of Baroque art, architecture, and music with the exception of:

Which musical form, illustrated by the pattern ABACA, consists of a musical refrain that alternates with contrasting music?

This is the symphony Beethoven initially dedicated to Napoleon Bonaparte but changed his mind at the last minute.