Answer: Napoleon Bonaparte Ludwig van Beethoven's highly esteemed "Symphony No. 3" (1802-1804) was originally dedicated to Napoleon Bonaparte. However, due to financial considerations, he later rededicated it to a nobleman.
Answer: Nellie Melba The "Melba" in Dame Nellie Melba's name is actually derived from Melbourne, Australia, her hometown. She holds a very special place in the history of Australia as she was the first classical musician from that country to achieve international fame.
Answer: Pink Floyd Since 1979, Pink Floyd had seen a couple of its original, "classic" members come and go and come again, but it wasn't until the 2005 Live 8 benefit concerts that all four of them had reunited.
Answer: Cyndi Lauper Cyndi Lauper's 1983 classic She's So Unusual produced a number of hits, most notably amongst them being "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" and "Time After Time".
Answer: Blink-182 According to the Chainsmokers', their hit "Closer" with Halsey was inspired by Blink-182's "I Miss You" (2004), with Halsey actually giving a shoutout to Blink-during the lyrics of the song.
