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After the Nazis condemned this symphony as degenerate, Wilhelm Furtwängler (“FOORT-veng-lurr”) defended it in an article titled for its composer’s “case.” For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this 1934 symphony by Paul Hindemith. The opera based on it wasn’t premiered for another four years, during Hindemith’s political exile in Switzerland.
ANSWER: Symphonie Mathis der Maler [or Matthias the Painter]
[10h] During his Swiss exile, Hindemith wrote this chamber work, whose first movement’s piano part is dominated by the rhythm: dotted eighth, sixteenth note, and then six eighth notes. This piece concludes with a funeral march based on the chorale “All Men Must Die.”
ANSWER: Hindemith’s trumpet sonata [or sonata for trumpet and piano]
[10e] Also premiered during Hindemith’s Swiss exile was his sonata for this double-reed woodwind, whose “contra” variety is the lowest instrument in a standard orchestra.
ANSWER: bassoon
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2416.25100%58%4%

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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
CambridgeMinnesota1001020ME
Chicago AUC Berkeley B1001020ME
CornellBrown001010E
Georgia Tech AStanford B001010E
Georgia Tech BVirginia1001020ME
Georgia Tech CBritish Columbia001010E
HarvardStanford A1001020ME
MITUCLA1001020ME
Maryland ANYU A001010E
Maryland BNorth Carolina001010E
NYU BJohns Hopkins0101020HE
Northwestern AColumbia A1001020ME
Northwestern BGeorgetown001010E
Ohio StateBruin1001020ME
Penn StateColumbia B001010E
PittsburghIllinois A1001020ME
PurdueWaterloo1001020ME
RutgersMichigan1001020ME
SwarthmoreChicago B1001020ME
TexasToronto B1001020ME
UC Berkeley AToronto A1001020ME
UCFIllinois B001010E
VanderbiltWashU001010E
Virginia TechIndiana1001020ME

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TournamentEditionMatchHeardPPBE %M %H %
Main Site2026-04-17✓2416.25100%58%4%