A) Golders Green Jewish Cemetery B) Westminster Abbey C) Highgate Cemetery D) Kensal Green Cemetery
A) 42 B) 45 C) 50 D) 40
A) 19 October 1985 B) 21 October 1989 C) 19 October 1987 D) 15 November 1987
A) Vienna B) London C) New York D) Paris
A) The Louis Vuitton Foundation B) The Stradivarius Society C) The Ford Foundation D) The Rockefeller Foundation
A) Just under £500,000 B) Just over £1 million C) £5 million D) Exactly £2 million
A) Øyvind Gimse B) István Várdai C) Yo-Yo Ma D) Kyril Zlotnikov
A) Lynn Harrell B) Yo-Yo Ma C) Christopher Nupen D) Daniel Barenboim
A) Kyril Zlotnikov B) Yo-Yo Ma C) Øyvind Gimse D) István Várdai
A) Piers du Pré B) Anand Tucker C) Lynn Harrell D) Øyvind Gimse
A) Yo-Yo Ma B) Øyvind Gimse C) István Várdai D) Kyril Zlotnikov
A) Berlin Philharmonic B) Jerusalem Quartet C) London Symphony Orchestra D) Juilliard String Quartet
A) Margaret Branch B) Hilary du Pré C) Miriam Margolyes D) Clare Finzi
A) Anand Tucker B) Daniel Barenboim C) Margaret Branch D) Piers du Pré
A) This Much Is True B) A Genius in the Family C) Hilary and Jackie D) Genius and Tragedy
A) Yo-Yo Ma B) Christopher Nupen C) Anand Tucker D) Daniel Barenboim
A) Unverifiable B) Completely proven C) A touching tribute D) Undeniable fact
A) Hilary and Piers du Pré B) Miriam Margolyes and Christopher Nupen C) Daniel Barenboim and Yo-Yo Ma D) Clare Finzi and Anand Tucker
A) Christopher Nupen B) Anand Tucker C) Yo-Yo Ma D) Daniel Barenboim
A) Clare Finzi and Øyvind Gimse B) Daniel Barenboim and Margaret Branch C) Kyril Zlotnikov and István Várdai D) Hilary and Piers
A) Had no effect B) Caused it to be banned C) Promoted its popularity D) Decreased its sales
A) Being too focused on her Stradivarius cellos B) Failing to mention her musical career at all C) Ignoring her multiple sclerosis diagnosis entirely D) Sensationalising Jacqueline du Pré's personal life
A) Complete paralysis of the hands B) Extreme mental depression C) Loss of hearing D) Sudden blindness
A) Piers B) Christopher C) Finzi D) Daniel
A) Clare B) Hilary C) Miriam D) Margaret
A) Miriam's B) Christopher's C) Piers's D) Hilary's
A) He was a film director B) He was a professional cellist C) He was a medical doctor D) He was a serial adulterer
A) To promote a book B) To gratify his own ego C) To spite Daniel Barenboim D) To secure financial gain
A) A heartwarming tribute B) A gross misinterpretation C) A cinematic masterpiece D) An accurate documentary
A) Manipulated and completely innocent B) Forced into marriage by her family C) Predatory and actively planning to seduce him D) Reluctant and entirely unaware of the affair
A) By arguing extant alternatives amount to canonisation or hagiography B) By denying the affair ever took place C) By claiming Hilary wrote the script herself D) By stating the events were completely fictional
A) The New York Times B) The Washington Post C) The Guardian D) The Observer
A) The cinematic side B) The MS side C) The Stradivarius side D) The prodigy side
A) Years before her actual death in 1987 B) Only on the day of her funeral C) In 1998 upon the film's release D) She never truly died
A) Yo-Yo Ma B) Anand Tucker C) Christopher Nupen D) Miriam Margolyes
A) December 2025 B) October 1987 C) January 1998 D) February 2001
A) A Genius in the Family B) Genius and Tragedy C) Who Was Jacqueline du Pré? D) Hilary and Jackie
A) ITV B) Channel 5 C) BBC One D) Channel 4
A) To investigate her death B) To sell Stradivarius cellos C) To promote Hilary's memoir D) To celebrate her life and correct public misconceptions
A) Who Was Jacqueline du Pré? B) Jacqueline du Pré: Genius and Tragedy C) Hilary and Jackie D) A Genius in the Family
A) 50th B) 100th C) 70th D) 80th
A) Interviews with Miriam Margolyes B) Exclusive footage of her funeral C) It does not mention her sister's controversial book and related film D) A complete recording of the Davidov Stradivarius
A) The Guardian B) Allegro Films C) Louis Vuitton Foundation D) Jerusalem Quartet
A) 1998 B) 2001 C) 1987 D) 1968
A) Genius and Tragedy B) Hilary and Jackie C) The Trout D) Who Was Jacqueline du Pré?
A) Wigmore Hall B) Queen Elizabeth Hall C) Barbican Centre D) Royal Albert Hall
A) 21 March 1962 B) 14 May 1965 C) 19 October 1987 D) 26 January 1945
A) Paris B) New York C) London D) Oxford
A) Cellist B) Pianist C) Flautist D) Conductor
A) Isména Holland B) Eugenia Zukerman C) Iris Greep D) Alison Dalrymple
A) Cellist B) Conductor C) Accountant D) Flautist
A) Eleven B) Four C) Eight D) Five
A) Paul Tortelier B) William Pleeth C) Alison Dalrymple D) Mstislav Rostropovich
A) Wigmore Award B) Guildhall Gold Medal C) Queen's Prize D) Guilhermina Suggia Award
A) Pablo Casals B) William Pleeth C) Paul Tortelier D) Alison Dalrymple
A) 1967 B) 1956 C) 1960 D) 1965
A) Mstislav Rostropovich B) Paul Tortelier C) Pablo Casals D) William Pleeth
A) Sir Malcolm Sargent B) Yehudi Menuhin C) Sir John Barbirolli D) Rudolf Schwarz
A) March 1962 B) September 1962 C) March 1961 D) May 1959
A) Daniel Barenboim B) Alexander Goehr C) Zubin Mehta D) Ernest Lush
A) 19 October 1987 B) 3 September 1964 C) 21 March 1962 D) 14 May 1965
A) Elgar's Cello Concerto B) Schumann Cello Concerto C) Haydn Cello Concerto D) Lalo Cello Concerto
A) Antal Doráti B) Rudolf Schwarz C) Sir John Barbirolli D) Sir Malcolm Sargent
A) Royal Academy of Music B) London Violoncello School C) Guildhall School of Music D) Conservatoire de Paris
A) Eugenia Zukerman B) Isména Holland C) Iris Greep D) Alison Dalrymple
A) 1970 B) 1964 C) 1969 D) 1961
A) Sergio Peresson B) Stradivarius C) Alexander Goehr D) Francesco Goffriller
A) 1965 B) 1970 C) 1963 D) 1967
A) Multiple sclerosis B) Tuberculosis C) Polio D) Arthtitis
A) Piano B) Flute C) Cello D) Violin
A) Pablo Casals B) Paul Tortelier C) Mstislav Rostropovich D) William Pleeth
A) Edward Elgar B) Priaulx Rainier C) Alexander Goehr D) Robert Schumann
A) The Proms B) Brighton Music Festival C) Edinburgh Festival D) Wigmore Hall
A) 21 March 1962 B) 14 May 1965 C) 14 August 1962 D) 3 September 1964
A) Zubin Mehta B) Sir Malcolm Sargent C) Antal Doráti D) Sir John Barbirolli
A) 16 B) 20 C) 42 D) 11
A) Priaulx Rainier's Cello Concerto B) Alexander Goehr's Romanza C) Dvořák's Cello Concerto in B minor D) Brahms' Second Cello Sonata
A) Daniel Barenboim B) Sir Adrian Boult C) Zubin Mehta D) Leonard Bernstein
A) Guildhall School of Music B) Croydon High School C) Commonweal Lodge D) Queen's College
A) No B) Only the English GCE C) Yes D) Only the music GCE
A) Guildhall School of Music B) London Violoncello School C) Royal Academy of Music D) Conservatoire de Paris
A) BBC B) Lloyds Bank C) The Accountant D) Institute of Cost and Works Accounting
A) Isle of Wight B) Switzerland C) Man D) Jersey
A) Guildhall School of Music B) London Violoncello School C) Royal Academy of Music D) Commonweal Lodge
A) Guildhall School of Music B) Queen's College C) Commonweal Lodge D) Conservatoire de Paris
A) 1956 B) 1961 C) 1970 D) 1965
A) BBC Television B) CBS C) ITV D) PBS
A) Lime Grove Studios B) Abbey Road Studios C) Royal Festival Hall D) Wigmore Hall
A) London Symphony Orchestra B) Royal Philharmonic Orchestra C) BBC Welsh Orchestra D) BBC Symphony Orchestra
A) Berlin Philharmonic B) London Symphony Orchestra C) BBC Symphony Orchestra D) New Philharmonia Orchestra
A) Sir Malcolm Sargent B) Sir John Barbirolli C) Antal Doráti D) Rudolf Schwarz
A) Hollwood Bowl B) Brighton Music Festival C) Edinburgh Festival D) The Proms
A) Brahms' Second Cello Sonata B) Dvořák's Cello Concerto in B minor C) Schumann Cello Concerto D) Elgar's Cello Concerto
A) 1965 B) 1969 C) 1973 D) 1987
A) Christopher Nupen B) William Pleeth C) Ian Hunter D) Daniel Barenboim
A) New Philharmonia Orchestra B) Los Angeles Philharmonic C) Cleveland Orchestra D) London Philharmonic Orchestra
A) Royal Festival Hall B) Los Angeles Philharmonic C) Queen Elizabeth Hall D) Carnegie Hall
A) The Francesco Goffriller cello B) The Davidov Stradivarius of 1712 C) The 1673 Stradivarius D) The Sergio Peresson cello
A) 1673 B) 1961 C) 1712 D) 1970
A) Davidov Stradivarius B) Francesco Goffriller cello C) Sergio Peresson cello D) 1673 Stradivarius |