The Classic FM Quiz Book

Name: The Classic FM Quiz Book
Brand: Elliott & Thompson Limited
Price: 14.27 EUR
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English

By (author): Darren Henley Tim Lihoreau

What does 'opus' literally mean? Which fruit was included in the title of an opera by Prokofiev? What was a Schubertiad? With questions for the novice, the enthusiast and the downright expert, The Classic FM Quiz Book is guaranteed to set your musical knowledge a-quaver as you pit wits against Quickfire, Cinematic Sounds, Mix & Match, Name that Composer, The Year in Question, Enigmas and many more family-friendly rounds. The perfect companion for any quizmaster looking to bring a little extra something to the quiz night; families looking to see, once and for all, who really is the best; classical music buffs; and listeners who like to have their knowledge expanded in the quiz's playful manner, The Classic FM Quiz Book provides over 1,150 questions to get you thinking...fortunately it provides the answers too! See more

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Weight: 272g
Dimensions: 111 x 178mm
Publication Date: 22 Nov 2012
Publisher: Elliott & Thompson Limited
Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781908739186

About Darren HenleyTim Lihoreau

Darren Henley is the Managing Director of Global Radio's national classical music station Classic FM. His radio programmes have been honoured at the Sony Radio Academy Awards and he was named Commercial Radio Programmer of the Year in 2009. Darren's independent review into the funding and delivery of music education in England for the Department for Education and the Department for Culture Media and Sport resulted in the country's first National Plan for Music Education. He has since authored a further independent review for the government into all aspects of Cultural Education in England. Darren is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts a Fellow of the Radio Academy an Honorary Fellow of Canterbury Christ Church University an Honorary Fellow of Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance and a Companion of the Chartered Management Institute. This is his twenty-second book about classical music and musicians.