A Charles Ives piece for this many instruments contains a second movement titled TSIAJ, or "This Scherzo is a Joke," which parodies many folk songs popular during his time at Yale. The now-extinct baryton features in 123 pieces for this many performers by Joseph Haydn. A piece featuring this many performers by Mozart was dedicated to the Jacquin [jah-CAN] family and is nicknamed "Kegelstatt" [KAY-gull-shtott]. Haydn also wrote a piece for this many performers nicknamed (*) "Gypsy." Rudolf, the son of Leopold II, was the dedicatee of a piece for this many performers by Beethoven nicknamed after the Archduke; Beethoven's other pieces featuring this many performers including one nicknamed Ghost. For 10 points, name thi
A Charles Ives piece for this many instruments contains a second movement titled TSIAJ, or "This Scherzo is a Joke," which parodies many folk songs popular during his time at Yale. The now-extinct baryton features in 123 pieces for this many performers by Joseph Haydn. A piece featuring this many performers by Mozart was dedicated to the Jacquin [jah-CAN] family and is nicknamed "Kegelstatt" [KAY-gull-shtott]. Haydn also wrote a piece for this many performers nicknamed (*) "Gypsy." Rudolf, the son of Leopold II, was the dedicatee of a piece for this many performers by Beethoven nicknamed after the Archduke; Beethoven's other pieces featuring this many performers including one nicknamed Ghost. For 10 points, name this number of performers in a trio.
A Charles Ives piece for this many instruments contains a second movement titled TSIAJ, or "This Scherzo is a Joke," which parodies many folk songs popular during his time at Yale.
three [or 3; accept trios] &lt;EX, Music&gt;