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Danny Gokey was a contestant on "American Idol" in 2009 and finished third. He went on to become a very successful Christian music artist. His song, "Tell Your Heart To Beat Again", was inspired by a true story of a life saved on the surgery table.

Rap, Hip-Hop, Pop, Rock, Country... the man can do it all! Can you match the songs to the artist he collaborated with? I will give you the genre to help you out.

One love, one heart, countless rhythms. Trace the evolution of Jamaican music by putting these ten influential styles in their proper place on the timeline.

Place these songs in their proper mystery categories. The lyrics are important here so sing along to these songs and see what box they most likely belong in.

There are a total of nine steps before you repeat a move in DJ Casper's hit dance craze "Cha-Cha Slide". Do you remember the order in which each of the moves (graciously told to us in the song) appears? "This time, we're gonna get funky..."

The tempo, or speed, that a piece is performed is an important part of musical interpretation. Composers convey this through beats per minute (BPM) markings, defining a specific note value as the beat and how many of these beats occur in one minute.

Most classical and romantic symphonies end triumphantly, some even in a musical blaze of glory. At this time, the symphonic form also became less rigid, often deviating from the four-movement form. Which ones end in a proper fourth-movement celebration?

Robert Zimmerman, aka Bob Dylan, is one of popular music's more prolific composers. Many an artist has covered at least one of his songs, and your challenge is to select who recorded what.

Be sure to wear some flowers in your hair for this trip to Haight-Ashbury, the Fillmore West and other sites and sounds of the City by the Bay in its musical heyday.

Good music is timeless but these ten songs aren't exactly timeless. In fact, they are all connected to specific times.

Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start the Fire" was released as a single September 18, 1989, and is notable for lyrics referencing 119 famous events and people from 1949 (Billy Joel's birth) to 1989.

Beethoven did something new with each symphony. Match the symphony to the feature. To bring the number up to ten, one other work is included.

Hello Teresa Brewer fans! How well do you know the music of the famous American singer from the 1950s? Brewer recorded many songs, but the Collection quiz below includes just 15 from her Greatest Hits Album. Can you select the correct ones?

Here are ten woodwind instruments. Match the picture to the correct name.

The Beatles introduce us to a number of characters in the thirty songs that make up "The Beatles (White Album)". Can you identify the names that are mentioned in the songs, avoiding the red herrings?

Live Aid was a fundraising benefit concert which was held on Saturday, July 13, 1985, in two venues. This quiz is focused on the artists who performed at the 1985 Live Aid Concert at John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia.

Can you pick out the top 15 US songs of 1960 according to Billboard Magazine?

From 1971 through 1977, Donny Osmond released nine solo studio albums and five with his sister Marie. Putting them in US release order is tricky since mostly he issued two albums a year, and since many have similar titles. Can you sort them correctly?

All of these singers made their first recording in the 20th century. Can you identify who did so in which order?

I'll give you a recording artist, please tell me their first number one hit single on the United States Billboard Hot 100.

Along with love, tragedy can also be a muse to songwriters. Here's the fifth quiz in this series about songs that sprang from crises that weren't maliciously intended, i.e. war, terrorism, murder. No, these are based on natural disasters or accidents.

Place these songs into their proper mystery sort categories.

In 1985, three different songs by three different artists were released with the same title. Can you answer these questions about the three songs called "The Power of Love"?

Part 4 in a series of quizzes about songs that sprang forth from crises that were not maliciously intended, i.e. war or terrorism, or murder, but rather natural disasters or accidents.

This quiz is about the hit song "(I'm) Blue" and includes questions about the band that made it. Good luck at keeping this song out of your brain from the instant you read the title of this quiz.

I will describe a memorable event from an edition of the Eurovision Song Contest, and you have to guess which year those events happened.

Since the birth of Christ, carols have been sung in celebration. Sometimes the tunes for these songs spring from traditional folk music. Match the carol with the country from which the tune (not words) originated.

Songs that sprang forth from crises that were not maliciously intended, i.e. war or terrorism, or murder, but rather natural disasters or accidents.

When a title works, it works. Select the artists who have released songs whose titles promise, 'I'll Be There'.

The 1980s produced some fantastic music. Can you remember the year when the song was released? All you have to do is enter the song in the order in which it was released in the UK. Have fun and good luck!