#1 JOSEPH HAYDN - Austrian - "Papa Haydn"

#2 FREDERIC CHOPIN - Polish - "The Poet of the
#3 FELIX MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY - German -

#4 JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH - German "A Titan in the History of Art"

#5 WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART - Austrian - "The Boy Genius"

#6 JOHANNESS BRAHMS - German - "The Young Eagle"

#7 MUZIO CLEMENTI - Italian -"The Father of the Pianoforte"

#8 ANTONIN DVORAK - Czech - "Founder of the Czech national school"

#9 SERGEI RACHMANINOFF - Russian American - "The Voice of Slavic Pessimism"

#10 GEORGE GERSHWIN - American - "Rhapsody in Blue"

#11 PETER TCHAIKOVSKY - Russian - "The Most Russian of All!"

#12 FRANZ LISZT - Hungarian - "King of Virtuousos"

#13 FRANZ SCHUBERT - AUSTRIAN - "The Lieder King"

#14 CLAUDE DEBUSSY - French - "Harmonies that defied the sacred rules"

#15 LUDWIG van BEETHOVEN - German - "There is only ONE Beethoven"

#16 ROBERT SCHUMANN - German - "The Voice of German Romanticism"



And if I could choose to arrange them, I would do:

1) Chopin
2) Rachmaninov
3) Schumann (!)
4) Beethoven
5) Bramhs
6) Schubert
7) Debussy
8) Mendelssohn
9) Tchaikovsky
10)Liszt
11)Bach
12)Mozart
13)Haydn (!)
14)Clementi
15)Dvorak
16)Gershwin

And when I re-did this test (filling in all the answers, nowhere "Not sure", which I filled in at half of the questions almost last time) I got Chopin

mozart for me too. i like sebastien though.

What?! No Puccini?!!

I came out Haydn.

I am apparently like Joseph Hyden. I can't complain about that!

I was Rachmaninoff he was my second choice my first was Lizt but he was second.

Guessed Debussy. Got Dvorak first, Debussy second. Might have guessed Dvorak had I known anything about the man, of course, but I didn't

#1 SERGEI RACHMANINOFF - Russian American - "The Voice of Slavic Pessimism"


#2 WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART - Austrian - "The Boy Genius"


#3 FRANZ LISZT - Hungarian - "King of Virtuousos"


#4 FREDERIC CHOPIN - Polish - "The Poet of the Piano"


#5 PETER TCHAIKOVSKY - Russian - "The Most Russian of All!"


#6 ROBERT SCHUMANN - German - "The Voice of German Romanticism"

#7 FELIX MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY - German - "Preserver of Tradition"


#8 MUZIO CLEMENTI - Italian -"The Father of the Pianoforte"


#9 ANTONIN DVORAK - Czech - "Founder of the Czech national school"


#10 FRANZ SCHUBERT - AUSTRIAN - "The Lieder King"


#11 GEORGE GERSHWIN - American - "Rhapsody in Blue"


#12 JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH - German "A Titan in the History of Art"


#13 JOHANNESS BRAHMS - German - "The Young Eagle"


#14 LUDWIG van BEETHOVEN - German - "There is only ONE Beethoven"


#15 CLAUDE DEBUSSY - French - "Harmonies that defied the sacred rules"


#16 JOSEPH HAYDN - Austrian - "Papa Haydn"

FRANZ LISZT - Hungarian - "King of Virtuousos"

Me too, just like I predicted.

Mendelssohn, Liszt, then Chopin. I like my results

I'm Rachmaninoff & happy about it! Yet I predicted Chopin.

WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART

(I've always loved the name, "Wolfgang.")

I'm the only one that was Haydn? Wow.

Haydn, then Bach... *shrug*!

Not quite the only one, sweet_melody!

I got Mozart, then Liszt, then Chopin, then Dvorak. I guessed Debussy, but he was 12th on the list...

Liszt here... Woooo!

Beethoven- There is only ONE Beethoven Rachmaninoff- the King of Slavic pessimism

Mozart!

Beethoven
Tchaikovsky
Schumann

I could have called it, too. I am a moody, brooding, cynical, homosexual with a tendency toward outright pessimism.

Hopefully, I won't follow in Mr. Schumann's footsteps: marry a more acclaimed pianist than myself, fall into madness, and attempt suicide.

I got Robert Schumann, which is strange as I've never played a single Schumann piece and rarely listen to him.

I'm Rachmaninov -- slavic pessimism

Fits! Very pessimistic.

And I've always loved this wonderful music.

Rest of the list way out.

Robert Schumann...
Didn't see that one coming, though i'm pleased, i like Schumann...
Might have prefered someone a bit more tragicaly pessimistically depressive, hehe like Rach or Chopin

MUZIO CLEMENTI - Italian -"The Father of the Pianoforte"

Then Dvorak, then Liszt.

PETER TCHAIKOVSKY - Russian - "The Most Russian of All!"

Johann Sebastian Bach...........he loved two tings, music and .........twenty children ......

I'm ol' Beeth.

hmm.... I was Antonin Dvorak. I can't say I know much about him, actually I've only ever heard his name! lol:)

Franz Schubert.

I predicted Beethoven, because he is definately my favorite, but I don't know much about Schubert, except that he is "The Lieder King"

LOL

Then it goes Chopin, Mozart and so on so forth.

What is the grading system, I wonder?

Papa Haydn...It works!

Peter Tchaikovsky-"The Most Russian of All!"