A genre of orchestral music, usually containing four movements, the first of which is in sonata form, the interior movements are respectively slow and dance-inspired, although the order is not set, and the final is fast, is called

Hector Berlioz (1803-1869) was born in [answer1]. In 1827 he saw Harriet Smithson, [answer2] and became obsessed with her. His symphony, Symphonie fantastique told the story of his obsession with her. It premiered in [answer3]. 

Why do women have a greater risk of developing osteoporosis?

Berlioz used instruments in new ways to produce very particular sounds. A technique for string players when the tap they hard part of the bow on the body of the instrument, producing a tapping sound, is called [answer1]. Another technique for string players when they quickly run the bow back and forth on a string is called [answer2]

Match the instrument family with the individual instruments. Within each family, list the instruments from highest to lowest.

What type of chemical bond involves the sharing of a pair of electrons between 2 atoms?

The chants composed by Hildegard of Bingen are unusual compared to other chants of the same time period.

Who orchestrated the version of Pictures at an Exhibition that is most often performed today?

A short chant of a sacred text, usually drawn from the Psalms.

Pictures at an Exhibition was originally composed for