From the time Mozart was born his father worked with him closely to grasp the art of music. Mozart had very little problem learning how to play the piano.  He was composing music by the age of five.

Any female fan of Anne of Green Gables has, at some point, wished for her very own Gilbert Blythe: a strong, loyal young man who will stay with her through thick and thin. Strangely enough, Gilbert’s love affair with Anne started when he called her “Carrots” and got a slate smashed over his head in return. From that moment on, Gilbert was smitten with the feisty, red – haired orphan but his affections were not easily… or quickly… returned.

Megan Follows (Anne Shirley) and Colleen Dewhurst (Marilla Cuthbert) did such an authentic job of portraying women at the beginning of the 20th century, you would never have guessed that both actresses really disliked wearing Victorian corsets under their dresses.

During the 1930’s and the great depression, music had a big affect during this era, due to the fact that music reflected on how people were feeling during this time period. Music was the main source of happiness in people's lives since most of the time people felt lonely, depressed, hungry and worried.

Going to the prom is a huge deal for teens these days, but it was the same for Anne going to her first ball. Those days the prom was called the Ball only because it was a ballroom with everyone ballroom dancing. However, these days every promo has a different theme and the dancing is very much different.