Clue 4 hint 4

Thanks to McSlavey for leading us to the resting place of Severinus Boëthius (ca. 480–524 or 525 AD). Boëthius was a philosopher of the early 6th century. He was born in Rome to an ancient and important family which included emperors Petronius Maximus and Olybrius and many consuls.



Here, we find a copy of his "De institutione musica", the first book to ever describe a unique and very familiar notation.

Clue 4 hint 3

A certain person surely knew the key to decoding clue #4; unfortunately though, he has taken it to his grave long ago!



Perhaps we can take a trip through Lombardy, to try to find out more about this key figure. Here's your ticket.

Clue 4 hint 2

One more hint to crack the DreamLover code...



(will someone please crack this so we can announce!)

Clue 4 hint 1

One more hint to crack the DreamLover code...

Clue #4

Unmarked, cropped aerial views of remote military sites were meant to require some time and research, but they don't seem to have been very challenging to this crowd, seeing how both Area 51 and Cheyenne mountain were cracked within 24 hours (and that is before the new Google Image search became operational).

So here we introduce the fourth and possibly last clue, since this odd string quartet contains a very revealing - although well concealed - hint at the true nature of our upcoming Male Management device.

Click the score to enlarge,



Or download the midi file

Clue #3