Name this mythological musician who loses his wife, Eurydice ("you-RID-a-see"), but reunites with her again upon his death.
He was torn apart by Maenads, his head set to drift on the river Hebris. This man's singing drowned out the voices of the Sirens, allowing Jason and the crew of the Argo to pass safely toward Colchis. He was born in Thrace, reputedly the son of Calliope, the Muse of epic poetry. In his most famous quest, he travelled to the Underworld, and charmed Charon, Cerberus, and Hades with music from the lyre. He convinced them to release his wife, who had died from snake venom, but breaks the bargain by glancing back at her before she leaves the portals of the Underworld. Name this mythological musician who loses his wife, Eurydice ("you-RID-a-see"), but reunites with her again upon his death.
He was torn apart by Maenads, his head set to drift on the river Hebris.
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