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What was the name of The Police's 1978 debut album?
Which song from The Police's second album, Reggatta de Blanc, became a UK number one?
Which album marked The Police's breakthrough into the US market by reaching number five on the US Billboard 200?
Which album of The Police achieved No. 1 status in multiple countries including the UK, Canada, Australia, Italy, and the US?
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Which song by The Police became their fifth UK number one and their only US number one?
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In the context of music, what does the term 'sifflet' typically refer to?
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What is the typical function of a 'Tierce' organ stop in pipe organs?
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In pipe organs, what does the indication '2+2⁄3′' typically refer to?
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What does the Roman numeral 'IV' usually indicate in the context of orchestral string instruments?
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When 'III' is used for orchestral string instruments, what does it typically indicate?
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Study Notes
The Police Discography
- The Police's 1978 debut album is titled "Outlandos d'Amour".
- The song "Walking on the Moon" from Reggatta de Blanc became a UK number one.
- The album "Zenyatta Mondatta" marked The Police's breakthrough into the US market by reaching number five on the US Billboard 200.
- The album "Synchronicity" achieved No. 1 status in multiple countries including the UK, Canada, Australia, Italy, and the US.
The Police Chart Performance
- The song "Every Breath You Take" became The Police's fifth UK number one and their only US number one.
Music Terminology
Pipe Organs
- The term "sifflet" typically refers to a high-pitched pipe organ stop used to create a bright, piercing sound.
- The "Tierce" organ stop is used to produce a bright, clear tone, typically an octave and a sixth above the fundamental pitch.
- The indication "2+2⁄3′" typically refers to the length of a pipe in a pipe organ, which is used to produce a specific pitch.
Orchestral String Instruments
- The Roman numeral "IV" usually indicates a viola instrument in an orchestra.
- The Roman numeral "III" typically indicates a viola instrument playing a third higher part.
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Test your knowledge on the history and music of The Police, the iconic English rock band formed in 1977. Learn about the band's lineup, musical influences, and global popularity.
