Second Arrondissement

CROSSWORD HERE

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Enrich your Itineraries
Think of a unique means of going from the Church of Saint Paul to the Church of
Saint Eustache.  
[trans. Hint: the streets could all begin with the same letter]

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What is the Constraint?
What is the constraint which presided over the writing of this phrase: [note.
Transmogrified]

** One tending tigers forgets fortune's sensitive streak ending nobody's
terror. **

And this one? [note. Transmogrified]

** Ravel came to Bolero not one minute to nine, for Admiral Oren executed a set
of executive Go moves. **

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The Paris of Musicians
       Every player of Monopoly knows that there exists an avenue de Mozart.
But, most of the time, musicians are not overly well treated by the City of
Paris. 
    Certainly, composers who have practically fallen into oblivion, like
Monsigny or Victor Masse, were entitled to a street, however Schubert, Paganini
and Reynold Hahn served to baptize three small streets around the Montreuil
gate, and Jean-Sébastien Bach another, even more miniscule deep in the 13th
arrondissement, other famous musicians like Haydn, Wagner, Handel or Scarlatti
have been obliterated outright. 

In the following list, can you find the three composers who do not have a
street in Paris?

1. Beethoven
2. Brahms
3. Cherubini
4. Chopin
5. Debussy
6. Mahler
7. Mendelssohn
8. Pergolesi
9. Schumann