| 100% | OFFENBACH | 9 | Jacques __, French-German composer of the Can-Can |
| 61% | BEETHOVEN | 9 | German composer of the Moonlight Sonata |
| 59% | ZIMMER | 6 | Hans, German composer of the Gladiator soundtrack |
| 58% | DER | 3 | German equivalent of the French "le" |
| 58% | DEBUSSY | 7 | French composer of the Suite Bergamasque |
| 57% | SPOHR | 5 | Louis —, German composer of the operas Jessonda and Faust |
| 57% | RICHARDWAGNER | 13 | German composer of the operas "The Flying Dutchman" and "Siegfried": 2 wds. |
| 56% | OFFENBACH | 9 | Composer of The Tales of Hoffman opera, Jacques __ |
| 56% | OFFENBACH | 9 | German-born composer of The Tales of Hoffmann |
| 56% | GEORGESBIZET | 12 | French composer of the opera "Carmen": 2 wds. |
| 56% | DEBUSSY | 7 | French composer of the Clair de Lune piano piece |
| 56% | MAURICERAVEL | 12 | French composer of the orchestral work "Boléro": 2 wds. |
| 56% | DELIBES | 7 | Leo —, French composer of the ballet Coppelia |
| 54% | DERRIDA | 7 | Jacques —, French philosopher associated with the theory of deconstructionism |
| 54% | OFFENBACH | 9 | Jacques __, composer of Orpheus in the Underworld |
| 53% | KREUTZER | 8 | Conradin —, German composer of 1834 opera The Night Camp in Granada |
| 53% | DINDY | 5 | Vincent —, French composer of the opera Fervaal, which premiered in 1897 |
| 52% | BACH | 4 | Johann Sebastian —, German composer of keyboard music collection The Well-Tempered Clavier |
| 52% | TOLIVE | 6 | Translation of the French "vivre" or German "leben" |
| 48% | ACH | 3 | German cry that can be found at the start of "achoo" |
| 47% | MONTGOLFIER | 11 | Joseph-Michel —, French inventor with brother Jacques-Etienne of the first practical hot-air balloon in 1783 |
| 47% | WAGNER | 6 | German composer of operas |
| 47% | DAVID | 5 | Jacques-Louis —, French artist whose works include 1787's The Death of Socrates |
| 47% | HANDEL | 6 | Composer of the "Messiah" |
| 47% | ICH | 3 | German pronoun that can be found at the end of "which" or "ostrich" |
| 46% | SEC | 3 | Description of those French wines that are the equivalent of the German wines labeled as trocken |
| 46% | HANS | 4 | German composer of "Interstellar," ___ Zimmer |
| 46% | BRAHMS | 6 | German composer of famous lullaby |
| 46% | HEBERT | 6 | Jacques —, 18th-century journalist; founder of newspaper Le Pere Duchesne during the French Revolution |
| 46% | OTTO | 4 | German equivalent of the Oscar |