I am to Classical Music:

[karlhenning]

Instrumentalist, daily listener, and banana were my answers. There were no teacher or airhead options for me to choose.

Ach, another honest oversight . . . .

[karlhenning]

My own votes (of an unimpeachable integrity) are: singer, instrumentalist, conductor, daily listener, composer & banana.

[Cato]

Why banana?

Banana ROCKS, Dude!   

See:

http://www.bananarama.co.uk/

[Grazioso]

(Almost) daily listener, (amateur) instrumentalist, pointed stick banana.

[eyeresist]

I am an air composer.

[Brahmsian]

I chose 4 options:

Amateur enthusiast of music history
A daily listener
Air Conductor
Air Cellist

[Sid]

Amateur enthusiast of music history
Daily listener
(Ocassional) air conductor - esp. with very rhythmic & pumped up music...

[Mirror Image]

(Ocassional) air conductor - esp. with very rhythmic & pumped up music...

Like?

[Brahmsian]

Like?

For me anyway, Rimsky-Korsakov's Russian Easter Festival Overture always gets me doing some major 'air conducting'.

or Mendelssohn's 5th Symphony.

[Mirror Image]

For me anyway, Rimsky-Korsakov's Russian Easter Festival Overture always gets me doing some major 'air conducting'.

or Mendelssohn's 5th Symphony.

Well I tend to "air conduct" quite often, especially if it's a very hushed, melodic section. But as far as the rhythmic stuff, I always seem to do Bartok's The Miraculous Mandarin, Stravinsky's Jeu de cartes, or Villa-Lobos' Genesis, especially the Villa-Lobos as there's this section in this ballet where music absolutely cuts loose with a primal rage.

[Brahmsian]

Well I tend to "air conduct" quite often, especially if it's a very hushed, melodic section. But as far as the rhythmic stuff, I always seem to do Bartok's The Miraculous Mandarin, Stravinsky's Jeu de cartes, or Villa-Lobos' Genesis, especially the Villa-Lobos as there's this section in this ballet where music absolutely cuts loose with a primal rage.

Right, I tend to air conduct during the hushed moments, just as much as the high energy rhythmic sections.   

I really love to air conduct the beginning of the 2nd movement of Tchaikovsky's 5th. 

[Sid]

Like?

Lately it's been things like Monteverdi's Vespers & Beethoven's late quartets. But these pieces are difficult to air-conduct because there's a lot of rhythmic changes that go on, so you have to be alert in order to do a "good job." 

The last time I air-conducted intensively was with thousands of other people . I was at an open air concert in summer of Shakespearean classics - Mendelssohn, Walton, Nicolai, Prokofiev. & to top it all off, the traditional symphony under the stars ending, Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture - can anyone resist air-conducting that, I ask? It was kind of liberating to do this. I'll probably go again next year just to air-conduct like that again. A friend of mine came, but I don't remember him air-conducting, he was doing funny accents - German for the Mendelssohn, Russian for the Prokofiev, etc. We were drinking a bottle of wine during the performance, you see...

[starrynight]

With some lively music (not just classical) I don't think I can really just sit down, somehow it would feel too constricted.

[Grazioso]

With some lively music (not just classical) I don't think I can really just sit down, somehow it would feel too constricted.

Good music should physically move you. I want to cry when I see a classical concert audience all seated neatly in their rows, as unmoving as the dead.

[karlhenning]

Good music should physically move you. I want to cry when I see a classical concert audience all seated neatly in their rows, as unmoving as the dead.

Well, move you isn't quite the "gotta dance" question.

And, why need people wear how they are moved like a message on a T-shirt? ; )

[Florestan]

Daily listener, air conductor, amateur enthusiast of music history.

I don't see the "air pianist" option though. 

[DavidW]

I don't see the "air pianist" option though. 

Exactly!!

[Tapio Dmitriyevich]

air conductor, daily listener and instrumentalist.

a) When will we see an air conducting subforum?
b) Is air conducting causing tornados?

[Opus106]

I chose 4 options:

Amateur enthusiast of music history

I really wanted to choose that, but I'd be fooling myself if I did.

A daily listener
Air Conductor
Air Cellist

These three, I chose. But I must add that I'm a better air violinist, having learnt to play the basics about 15 years ago, than an air cellist.

[Tapio Dmitriyevich]

Ooh, there must be significant differences in air Cello/Violin/viola playing.