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Who composed the music for the National Anthem of Honduras?
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Not counting the chorus, how many stanzas does the Honduran anthem have?
Answer: Seven
Why: Stanzas one through six run through Honduran history in chronological order, closing on the proclamation of independence in 1821.
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What tempo marking do the solo stanzas of the Honduran anthem carry?
Answer: Andante
Why: Andante means walking pace in Italian, and Honduran guidance directs the solos to be sung in a moderate, unhurried manner.
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Which era does the first stanza of the Honduran anthem describe?
Answer: Pre-Columbian era
Why: Stanza one casts Honduras as a sleeping indigenous maiden whom the bold navigator finds; Columbus reached its coast in 1502.
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In what language are the lyrics to the National Anthem of Honduras sung?
Answer: Spanish
Why: Although the music was composed by a German immigrant, the lyrics were written by Honduran poet Augusto Coello.
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In which key is the Honduran national anthem officially sung?
Answer: B-flat major
Why: Honduran guides fix the anthem in that key because it sits most comfortably in children's voices, and it is set in four four time.
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Which patriotic song did Hondurans sing before the 1915 anthem?
Answer: La Granadera
Why: Honduras had no official anthem for 94 years and sang La Granadera, the old Central American federation hymn, at civic acts until 1915.