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[Philo]

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[EigenUser]

1. Modern classical
2. Early romantic classical
3. Jazz
4. ??

Not well-rounded, musically .

[Mirror Image]

1. Progressive rock
2. Jazz
3. 20th Century Classical
4. Bluegrass

[amw]

Approximately

1. 1824-1839
2. 1776-1791
3. 1956-1971
4. last ~15 years

[springrite]

1: Bach to Beethoven/Mozart

2: Mahler to 21st century

3: Chinese classical music 400BC to 1000AD

4: Jazz

[71 dB]

• British modern dance music 1988-1993
• Elgar 
• North German baroque
• Tangerine Dream

[EigenUser]

British modern dance music 1988-1993

At first I thought you meant things like Grainger, but then I saw the dates. Have you heard Thomas Ades' "Asyla"? Highly recommended. The third movement (subtitled "Ecstasio" ) is based off of rave music (electronic/house/trance) that was so popular in London in the 1990s.

[71 dB]

Have you heard Thomas Ades' "Asyla"? Highly recommended. The third movement (subtitled "Ecstasio" ) is based off of rave music (electronic/house/trance) that was so popular in London in the 1990s.

No, I don't think I have. I have only one Adès disc ("Living Toys"). I'll check that work out, thanks! 

[torut]

- Bach Cantatas
- Classical (Haydn/Mozart/Beethoven)
- String Quartets
- Modern/Contemporary classical music

[71 dB]

And I thought you were referring to music like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEzOnxpUiec

No.  I was referring to stuff like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wz0oQeQ52RM

And this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Yinw2zjVm8

[EigenUser]

No.  I was referring to stuff like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wz0oQeQ52RM

And this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Yinw2zjVm8

And this 
http://www.youtube.com/v/Dupkwrm-ziY

[Sergeant Rock]

4. Bluegrass

I would never have guessed... I've never seen you post anything about "country" music (in its broad sense).

Sarge

[Sergeant Rock]

1 -Classical...medieval to the 21st century

2 - 50s, 6os Rock Pop, Soul, Folk

3 - New Wave/Punk

4 - Alt Country

5 - Klezmer

6 - Blues


Sarge

[PaulR]

1. Symphony
2. Opera/Stage work
3.  String quartets/quintets/chamber works in general.
4.  Lied

[Brahmsian]

1. Classical Music (it's the only thing I've listened to for the past 9-10 years).

[ZauberdrachenNr.7]

1. 20th Century Classical Music
2. 19th Century Classical Music
3. 18th Century Classical Music
4. Jazz (1950s-1960s)

[Mirror Image]

I would never have guessed... I've never seen you post anything about "country" music (in its broad sense).

Sarge

Yeah, Sarge. I grew up listening to bluegrass music when I would stay with my grandmother. She, of course, loved the music, so a bit of that rubbed off on me at an early age. I don't listen to the music much these days, but I still enjoy it on occasion and really admire the high level of musicianship that's so synonymous with the genre.

[Sergeant Rock]

Yeah, Sarge. I grew up listening to bluegrass music when I would stay with my grandmother. She, of course, loved the music, so a bit of that rubbed off on me at an early age. I don't listen to the music much these days, but I still enjoy it on occasion and really admire the high level of musicianship that's so synonymous with the genre.

My love for Bluegrass crystalized early too. I was five, six. A "hillbilly" couple with a cute daughter lived across the street from us. I fell in love with the daughter and the music I heard them playing pretty much simultaneously 

Sarge

[Mirror Image]

My love for Bluegrass crystalized early too. I was five, six. A "hillbilly" couple with a cute daughter lived across the street from us. I fell in love with the daughter and the music I heard them playing pretty much simultaneously 

Sarge

Very nice, especially the 'hillbilly' daughter part.

[71 dB]

And this 
http://www.youtube.com/v/Dupkwrm-ziY

Well, I listened to it on Spotify. I don't quite get Adès' music. That's why "Living Toys" was my first and last Adès.