Composers
This composer's "Oh! Susanna" was a favorite of the gold-seeking forty-niners
Stephen Foster
A long walk through the woods
hike
A major thoroughfare in this Egyptian capital is The Corniche, which runs along the Nile
Cairo
Student athletes can tell you JV stands for this
Junior Varsity
Battle a blaze using a blaze
Fight fire with fire
He helped raise money for a London hospital by giving performances of his "Messiah"
Handel
"Explosive" word denoting a giant failure, maybe at the box office
a bomb
John Heyward was perhaps the first to point out that it wasn't "built in one day"
Rome
It's the form of light or radiation abbreviated UV
Ultra Violet
Incinerate 12 A.M. petroleum
burn the midnight oil
His Piano Sonata in C-sharp minor, Opus 27, No. 2 is better known as the "Moonlight Sonata"
Beethoven
Prayer AKA an Ave Maria
Hail Mary
One of the great shopping centers in this Venezuelan capital is the Simon Bolivar Center with its twin towers
Caracas
This musical direction is often abbreviated cresc.
Crescendo
One steed! One mount! I'll give you all I rule if you give me one stallion!
a horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse
He composed "The Magic Flute" to help out a friend who managed a theatre
Mozart
A sudden rushed or ill-informed type of judgment
Dentsu, Asia's largest advertising agency, is located in this capital
Tokyo
It's the region of Canada abbreviated NT or NWT
Northwest Territories
Brilliant like one cat-o'-nine-tails
Smart as a whip
This Norwegian composer of the "Peer Gynt" suites was nicknamed "The Chopin of the North"
Edvard Grieg
A mental pause related to a certain subject, perhaps due to a psychological issue
block
This city's 2 main districts, Karkh & Rusafah, lie on the west & east banks of the Tigris River
Baghdad
This part of a computer that interprets & executes instructions is abbreviated CPU
Central processing unit
Wonderful objects arrive within tiny parcels
Good things come in small packages