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Francisco Tárrega Quiz
Fascinating Tárrega: Test Your Knowledge on the Maestro of Classical Guitar
Updated: Jul 28, 2023
Step back in time with this fantastic quiz about Francisco Tárrega, the enchanting Spanish maestro of strings. Explore his life, music, and legacy in this captivating journey into the world of classical guitar!
This Francisco Tárrega quiz is not for the faint of heart! With 31 challenging questions covering a wide range of Francisco Tárrega topics, only the most dedicated fans will be able to answer them all correctly. Are you up for the challenge? Find out your true potential.
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21 November 1850
21 November 1852
15 December 1852
15 December 1850
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Harp
Classical Guitar
Violin
Piano
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Baroque
Renaissance
Classical
Late Romantic
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Portuguese
Italian
French
Spanish
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The Father Of Romantic Violin
The Father Of Classical Guitar
The Father Of Spanish Music
The Father Of Classical Piano
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21 November 1909
15 December 1910
21 November 1910
15 December 1909
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Canon In D
Für Elise
Capricho Árabe
Clair De Lune
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Madrid, Spain
Seville, Spain
Barcelona, Spain
Villarreal, Spain
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Francisco Tárrega
Andrés Segovia
Paco De Lucía
John Williams
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Pathétique
Moonlight Sonata
Flight Of The Bumblebee
Recuerdos De La Alhambra
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Only Outside Spain
Only In Spain
Yes
No
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No
Yes
Only In Later Years
Only In Early Years
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Yes, Paco De Lucía
Yes, Miguel Llobet
Yes, Andrés Segovia
No
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Only Classical Music
No
Only Spanish Music
Yes, Significantly
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With A Pianist
In A Quartet
Solo
With An Orchestra
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Yes
Only One
He Adapted Others' Operas
No
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12
7
10
8
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No
He Adapted Others' Techniques
Only In Later Years
Yes
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Jazz
Pop
Classical Romantic
Rock
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Only For Piano
Only For Violin
No
Yes
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Only In Italy
Yes, In France And Italy
Only In France
No
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Yes
Only In Later Years
Only To Professional Musicians
No
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Never
Three Times
Twice
Once
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His Solos
His Duets
His Etudes
His Chamber Works
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Neither. He Used A Bow
With A Plectrum
Both
With His Fingernails
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He Adapted Others' Techniques
No
Only In Early Years
Yes
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Only One
No
He Adapted Others' Symphonies
Yes
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Yes
Mostly For Guitar
He Composed Equally For All Instruments
No
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Nocturne No. 1
Prelude No. 5
Waltz No. 3
Sonata No. 2
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Only For A Year
Yes
No
He Taught At The Conservatory
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Mar 21, 1995
May 6, 1930
Dec 15, 1909
May 8, 1829
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