One False Note (The 39 Clues, #2)

by Gordon Korman

Amy barely even noticed the slowdown. She was studying the Mozart concert announcement and had been since Austria. “What are you doing? Learning Italian by osmosis?” She ignored the joke. “There’s a name on here I can’t figure out. Who’s Fidelio Racco?” “Another musician?” Nellie suggested. Amy shook her head. “Mozart and his sister were a package deal. I never read anything about a third performer on their tours.” “Well, if it really is a concert poster,” Dan mused, “maybe this Racco guy is like a promoter.” His sister thought it over. “It makes sense. Not a promoter like they have today. But back then, visiting musicians gave private shows at rich people’s mansions. Maybe Fidelio Racco hosted Mozart and Nannerl. I wonder if we can find out where he lived.” “No problem,” Dan said sarcastically. “Just look him up in the 1770 phone book. Piece of cake.”