Listen to this "glorious" cover from contestant Cyndi Lauper, "American Idol & # 39;

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Monday's "American Idol" is over on a positive note.

Twenty-six year old singer-songwriter Jeremiah Lloyd Harmon closed the Top 20 tour with Cyndi Lauper's captivating and sophisticated "Time After Time" duo with Broadway star Cynthia Erivo . Although the two men met only a short time before in rehearsal, their undeniable chemical composition on stage and the high vocal range of Harmon were greeted by the judges.

"It was as if the souls of your guys were singing to each other," Katy Perry said. "You're just very timeless and your voice is so mature … You have a crazy range, never forget to show it, but it was like a spiritual moment for me."

"It was incredible," Luke Bryan added. "I was sitting on the edge of my seat, like:" Do you like it, do it for the big ticket, "and you did it and you did it. Dropped the park. "

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In the same way, Lionel Richie praised Harmon, calling it "glorious" and "masterful performance".

The native of Maryland was a finalist for the Top 14 round of the reality show, which begins with a live concert and a fan vote on April 14 (ABC, 8 EDT / PDT). Three other competitors were eliminated on Monday: Ryan Hammond, Raquel Trinidad and Logan Johnson.