rossini

Take a stab at someone like Rossini or Verdi (I find Puccini awfully hard to grok).

And the Rossini (Barber of Seville) score is just perfection.

Becquerel, Rossini and Napoleon III all were involved in demonstrations.

Not quite a burger but Tournedos Rossini [1] exists.

That restaurant first opened as a casual French Bistro but the demand was for their caviar by the ounce and Tournedos Rossini which oddly enough was not only their most popular menu item but also not on the menu.

The budget for the children's show was way more than I imagined, for one of the Rossini songs, they used 25 musicians and the show also had a dedicated choreographer, Beth Bogush to help create the dance/choreo seen in this animated kids show.

From Wikipedia: > [Cutler] expressed his low opinion of the Unix process input/output model by reciting "Get a byte, get a byte, get a byte byte byte" to the tune of the finale of Rossini's William Tell Overture.

[Cutler] expressed his low opinion of the Unix process input/output model by reciting "Get a byte, get a byte, get a byte byte byte" to the tune of the finale of Rossini's William Tell Overture.

> [David Cutler] expressed his low opinion of the Unix process input/output model by reciting "Get a byte, get a byte, get a byte byte byte" to the tune of the finale of Rossini's William Tell Overture.

Just a close look at the years and months leading up to 9/11, with some terrific interviews with major players (Richard Clarke, Bush's Counter-Terrorism "Czar"; Mark Rossini, the FBI agent assigned to the CIA's Bin Laden Issue Station who was prevented by the CIA from notifying the FBI that 2 of the 9/11 hijackers had multiple entry visas to the US and were planning to travel there).

It's weird that a kid's show can make the entire crave Rossini, but so is life, just roll with it!

In elementary school I recall being assigned the the task of writing a report on the composer Rossini.

I'd also throw in something like Verdi's Rigoletto and Rossini's Barber of Seville.