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Answer the following about music that Ernest Chausson wrote before fatally bicycling into a brick wall, for 10 points each.
[10m] Chausson’s most famous work is a piece for violin and orchestra titled for this genre. Alexander Scriabin used this genre in the title of his third symphony and his unofficial fourth symphony.
ANSWER: poème [or poem; accept Le Divin Poème or The Divine Poem; accept Le Poème de l’extase or The Poem of Ecstasy; reject “symphonic poem” or “tone poem”]
[10h] Chausson created a chamber version of his Poème for this combination of instruments. Eugène Ysaÿe (“oo-ZHEN ee-ZYE”) premiered Chausson’s “concerto” for this unusual combination of six performers.
ANSWER: violin, piano, and string quartet [or piano, three violins, viola, and cello; prompt on piano sextet]
[10e] Chausson’s other works include a song cycle titled Poème de l’amour et [this entity]. Debussy’s set of “three symphonic sketches” titled for this entity includes “Play of the Waves.”
ANSWER: the sea [or la mer; or the ocean; accept Poème de l’amour et de la mer; reject “water”]
<Editors, Classical Music> | N. Playoffs 5 (Editors 5)

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Georgia Tech AColumbia B1001020ME
Georgia Tech BBruin1001020ME
HarvardUC Berkeley B1001020ME
Illinois BCornell001010E
Maryland BChicago B001010E
MichiganNYU B001010E
NYU AUC Berkeley A1001020ME
North CarolinaBrown001010E
Northwestern AMaryland A1001020ME
Northwestern BSwarthmore001010E
Penn StateRutgers001010E
PittsburghGeorgia Tech C001010E
PurdueUCF1001020ME
Stanford AToronto A001010E
Stanford BOhio State1001020ME
TexasVanderbilt001010E
Toronto BMinnesota001010E
UCLABritish Columbia001010E
VirginiaJohns Hopkins001010E
WashUMIT1001020ME

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TournamentEditionMatchHeardPPBE %M %H %
Main Site2026-04-17✓2413.75100%38%0%