When Brahms was 20 years old, which of the following individuals proclaimed him the new messiah of music?

Which of these romantic works inspired a set of illustrations by Delacroix, several Lieder by Schubert, and an opera by Charles Gounod?

a. Mary Shelley, Frankenstein b. Goethe, Faust c. David, Napoleon Crossing the Alps d. Berlioz, Symphonie fantastique

How does Copland create counterpoint in Fanfare for the Common Man?

a. by having instruments play the same rhythms at the same time b. by having instruments play a contrasting line while the trumpets play the melody c. by alternating phrases d. by scoring it entirely for brass and percussion instruments