Meet the legends with trivia on musicians and composers from Beethoven, Bach, and Mozart to Bob Dylan, Elvis Presley, and The Beatles. These questions dig into the lives, masterpieces, and wild backstories of the artists who changed music forever. Take a seat in the front row and see how well you really know the greats.

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This English port city is where all four Beatles were born and raised, giving rise to the term "Merseybeat" for their style of music.
This German city on the Rhine River was the birthplace of Ludwig van Beethoven in 1770.
This protest anthem from 1963 asks how many roads a man must walk down and became one of Dylan's most iconic songs.
This legendary performer was known as "The King of Rock and Roll."
This German composer fathered twenty children and served as Cantor of St. Thomas Church in Leipzig for nearly three decades.
This 1970 Simon & Garfunkel song became their most successful hit and features the lyric about being weary and feeling small.
This Beatle, known as the "quiet one," played lead guitar and introduced Indian music influences to the band.
Beethoven suffered from this progressive condition starting in his late twenties, yet composed his Ninth Symphony after it became total.