Whom do you listen to most often?

[ChamberNut]

Some people really, really like to complicate things. 

Whom do you listen to most often, from the given options?  Sounds like a straight forward question.  No soliloquies about dead or alive composers or whom you are wanting to discover to avoid monotony, blah blah blah required.

Plenty of other threads for that.

[DavidW]

It shifts, but for the last few months Bach, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven and Stravinsky in about equal doses.  I wouldn't want to declare one as #1.

Same here but change Stravinsky to either Brahms or Shostakovich, I'd have to think about it.

Currently Bach is my #1 frequent listen.

[Joe Barron]

Of the peope listed, I would say I listen to Beethoven and Stravinsky most often (mostly the piano sonatas and string quartets), but they're not the ones I listen to most out of all composers. That distinction these days would really go to Brahms.

Ah, Brahms.

Now that summer is over and I'm feeling half human again, I should begin listening more. As I said on another thread, I am expecting to receive the complete Haydn symphonies any day now, and I think I'd like to make a project of working through the entire set. This is Haydn we're talking about, though, so it won't feel like work.

[karlhenning]

I think it's a fun poll with a limited range.  Not every poll is obliged to embrace unlimited possibilities.

[Dr. Dread]

I dig Brahms. 

[Valentino]

Wagner

[Dr. Dread]

Never heard of him.

[Valentino]

[karlhenning]

Ah, Act III of Die Meisterrodenter

[Valentino]

Hagen the Cat

[Tapkaara]

For the sake of the poll, I chose Stravinsky. But the composer I listen to the most is Sibelius.

[Dr. Dread]

We need more chopinzees. 

[Opus106]

We need more chopinzees. 

They're all busy eating bananas.

[Papy Oli]

has to be good ol' gustav....  0:)

[Dr. Dread]

Mozart is kicking much booty.

[greg]

Bruckner would currently be my choice, though overall it's the Mahler...

[Sorin Eushayson]

I voted for...

[Brian]

Why narrow the selection down so much? iTunes tells me the answer is Janacek, though my gut says it's Beethoven.

[Dr. Dread]

Why narrow the selection down so much?

[CD]

Lately, I've been listening to a lot of Shostakobachinsky.