* After the Renaissance period of classical music ended, it was replaced by a new form that was, at the time, considered as revolutionary as today's rap music. What was this new period called?
* An even newer musical form was introduced in 1607 by Monteverdi. What was this new form called?
* This Baroque composer bristled at being called an {Italian;} he was a Venetian, if you please. (Venice was a separate state in those days), Summer, winter, spring, fall, that's all he ever heard...Italian, Italian, Italian! What's his name?
* Two composers during this period had numerous family members also prolific in the composition and musician game. One was {Bach;} this other one had a famous father, uncle and brother. Who was he?
* On which TV show did the Rolling Stones make their American debut on June 3rd, 1964?
* Which performer made his last concert appearance on June 26, 1977, in Indianapolis?
* What was the first rock song to hit number one on the American Billboard charts on June 29, 1955?
* Who recorded his first single 'Good Morning Little School Girl' with future Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones, on September 10, 1964?
* What famous rock star appeared on simultaneous covers of 'Time' and 'Newsweek' on October 27, 1975?
* Who released his first solo album 'Wonderwall Music' on November 2, 1968?
* Who made his last stage appearance on November 28, 1974?
* Here's one for the 'WKRP in Cincinnati' fans out there. On December 3, 1979, fans were killed during a rush to gain admittance for general seating at Riverfront Coliseum in Cincinnati. Who was performing that night?
* How much money did this Indian musician hope to raise to buy food for the people of Bangladesh?
* Where was 'The Concert For Bangladesh' held on August 1, 1971?
* One of the highlights of the concert was a surprise appearance by Bob Dylan, who had not performed in this area since the mid-1960's. Which of the following is NOT one of the songs he performed?
* Who performed a medley of 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' and 'Youngblood'?
* Which of the following people also contributed their talents and time to 'The Concert For Bangladesh'?
* A live album was produced of the concert, which won a Grammy award. How many weeks did the album stay 'on the charts'?
* The proceeds, close to {$13.5} million, from the concert, album, and film were earmarked for what organization?
* In 500A.D., as the world was emerging out of The Dark Age, the Christian Church would control how music was listened to and heard by their followers. What is the name of the person who collected and modified music known as the Gregorian Chant?