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All You Need Is Ears Quiz

George Martin

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does George Martin describe as a lifetime ambition in Chapter 12, unfulfilled when the book was written? (from Chapters 12-15)

Becoming a grandfather.

Becoming an Impressionist painter.

Writing music for the ballet.

Recording an album featuring himself as the vocalist.

2.

Who were the four Beatles who first met with George Martin in 1962? (from Chapters 4-7)

Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Pete Best, and Ringo Starr.

Brian Epstein, John Lennon, George Harrison, and Pete Best.

John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Pete Best.

John Lennon, Ringo Starr, Brian Epstein, and Pete Best.

3.

Regarding orchestration, what does George Martin offer as the secret to good string writing? (from Chapters 12-15)

Writing for four parts, as if for four human voices.

Writing a separate part for each musician.

Writing as if for a piano, with parts for left and right hands.

Writing all parts close to the piano's middle C.

4.

As described in Chapter 10, why did George Martin hesitate to honor John Lennon's request to fuse two versions of "Strawberry Fields"? (from Chapters 8-11)

Fusing the two versions would make the song too long.

The equipment at Abbey Road made such a task nearly impossible.

They were in different keys and different tempos.

They exemplified two different musical styles.

5.

What is the double meaning of the title of Chapter 15? (from Chapters 12-15)

It is both the title of a Cilla Black song and a reference to his predictions for the future.

It is both the title of a Beatles song and a reference to his fears about the future.

It is both the title of a Beatles song and a reference to his predictions for the future.

It is both the title of a Cilla Black song and a reference to his fears about the future.

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