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Of 14, 24 or 34, Mozart's age when he commissioned his first opera, "Mitridate Re di Ponto", premiered in 1770 |
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Born the same year as Brian Jones, this Brian wrote "Help Me, Rhonda" |
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His reign from 1978 to 2005 was one of the longest in history |
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His museum in Dearborn, Michigan was once known as "Henry's Attic" |
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A toast to Mozart's "Don Giovanni", which features an aria nicknamed for this bubbly beverage |
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Not Watts but this Charlie started the Bebop Revolution with his alto sax playing |
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Beloved Pope from 1958 to 1963 |
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The Paris museum devoted to this cubist has 200 of his paintings & many pieces from his personal art collection |
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A gift to Jesus when he was a child, this resin is also "mingled" with his wine while he's on the cross in Mark 15 |
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Appropriately, this Roman goddess oversees the love life of her grandson in Mozart's opera "Ascanio in Alba" |
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Mick Jagger formed the Stones in 1962; this Mick, a drummer, formed his band in '67 |
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Sadly, his only papal date is 1978 |
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You can see Sue, the largest, most complete & best-preserved T. Rex at this Chicago Museum of National History |
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A people got this name, now also used for a type of taxicab, from the mistaken belief that they came from Egypt |
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Ilia, the daughter of King Priam, is a captive princess in "Idomeneo", set just after this war |
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On vocals, this Bill (not Wyman) is credited with inventing bluegrass music |
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His 19-year tenure included the troubled World War II years |
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The Turner Prize, named for British painter J.M.W., was founded by a group trying to buy art for this London gallery |
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An appointed to meet made by lovers |
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This 1791 work is considered the greatest example in music history of the Zauberoper, or "magic opera" |
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This Keith's role in the film "Nashville" led to a couple of '70s solo albums |
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(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports.) Inside zoos, the aim is to increase the population; outside the zoos, the declining number of orangutans are found only on these two Indonesian islands |
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Check the calendar for the 13th pope with this name, who served from 1572 to 1585 |
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The museum devoted to this Belgian painter is in the Brussels house where he lived & worked for 24 years |
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Originally a Greek unit of length, Homer used this word to describe a race of small folk dwelling in a southern land |
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