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[NorthernGal]

Regarding music...this time of year it's Christmas music for me!!!!
My husband does not like Christmas, and really does not like Christmas music, so I tell him he might as well stay out of my office!!

The rest of the year I like to listen to classic rock.

 

[AKVet]

Music... I am all about the blues!

 

[Archibald]

Regarding music...this time of year it's Christmas music for me!!!!
My husband does not like Christmas, and really does not like Christmas music, so I tell him he might as well stay out of my office!!

The rest of the year I like to listen to classic rock.

Classic rock is good!! But Christmas music - I've heard it before. It's OK on Christmas day though, and a couple days before and after.

 

[NorthernGal]

Classic rock is good!! But Christmas music - I've heard it before. It's OK on Christmas day though, and a couple days before and after.

Grinch! Seriously, I find new Christmas music every year. There's such a wide range of it. I love the classical versions, like The Three Tenors, or Josh Groban's versions. But the rest of the year I'll listen to just about anything. Except rap.

 

[Archibald]

Grinch! Seriously, I find new Christmas music every year. There's such a wide range of it. I love the classical versions, like The Three Tenors, or Josh Groban's versions. But the rest of the year I'll listen to just about anything. Except rap.

IMO a lot of that stuff is just schlock - like the worn-out pieces by Tony Bennett et al. Some Christmas music never tires, though, like Sleigh Bells by Anderson, and Tchaikovsky's less-known pieces.

I know most folks just want to hear Rudolph and the other familiar stuff. I play in a community band and one season, the director got out Russian Christmas Music by Reed. It is deep and gorgeous, but not familiar enough, and it was scrubbed. A tragedy.

Russian Christmas Music, by Alfred Reed - Score & Sound

For more information, or to purchase, go to https://www.alfred.com/russian-christmas-music/p/00-FXB219/.Russian Christmas MusicBy Alfred ReedItem: 00-FXB219S...

www.youtube.com

I'll also listen to most music, but not rap either, and not (most) opera.

 

[PKM-UK]

Snacks - 08:00 bean to cup coffee (Phil)/ English breakfast tea with a dash of milk (Karen), 09:30 bean to cup coffee (Phil)/ Red Bush tea no milk (Karen) with either Karen's homemade cakes or cookies, afternoon glass of water (both).

Music - Prog Rock: Haken, Between The Buried And Me, Porcupine Tree/ Steven Wilson, Soen, Steve Hackett, Dream Theatre, Methodica etc...



Phil and Karen

 

[NorthernGal]

IMO a lot of that stuff is just schlock - like the worn-out pieces by Tony Bennett et al. Some Christmas music never tires, though, like Sleigh Bells by Anderson, and Tchaikovsky's less-known pieces.

I know most folks just want to hear Rudolph and the other familiar stuff. I play in a community band and one season, the director got out Russian Christmas Music by Reed. It is deep and gorgeous, but not familiar enough, and it was scrubbed. A tragedy.

Russian Christmas Music, by Alfred Reed - Score & Sound

For more information, or to purchase, go to https://www.alfred.com/russian-christmas-music/p/00-FXB219/.Russian Christmas MusicBy Alfred ReedItem: 00-FXB219S...

www.youtube.com

I'll also listen to most music, but not rap either, and not (most) opera.

Wow! Thanks for the link to the video. I had never heard that before. It sure would be awesome to hear that live! The kind of music that you feel to the core of your body...
I may have to see about getting it.
I like some of the familiar songs; there are a few of them that I can just listen to over and over again.

 

[pcassel]

I greatly enjoy classic Christmas music. I detest bouncy children's 'music' like Jingle Bells or that business of how Santa exploited a previously shunned deformed quadruped when the disability proved temporarily useful.

I'd say that anything Christmas themed that would find a place in a church recital s what I enjoy.