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This Wheeling native was one of the most highly regarded saxophonists of the jazz era.
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South Charleston native Larry Combs is most associated with this instrument.
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In 1935, this opera singer became the first West Virginian to perform at the Met in New York City.
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"John Hardy" is a famous folk song about a hanging in what coalfield city.
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WVU artist-in-residence Ellie Mannette is often considered the "father" of this instrument.
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West Virginia Hall of Fame member Butch Miles was a master of what instrument?
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The West Virginia Symphony Orchestra is headquartered in this city.
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"The Wreck on the C&O" is a folk song about a deadly train wreck near which city?
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What was Brad Paisley's first number one hit?
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What West Virginian, playing with the Lilly Brothers, helped popularize bluegrass music in Boston?
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