The "Stump My Music Collection" Challenge
Chris and I are always interested in broadening our CD collection, so I've come up with this game to help us think of what we may have missed. Wanna play?
Post a music style, that you know and like, and we'll see if we have it. If we don't, I'll ask for suggestions, so have your favorites ready.A funny story about music genres ( Read more... )
Post a music style, that you know and like, and we'll see if we have it. If we don't, I'll ask for suggestions, so have your favorites ready.A funny story about music genres ( Read more... )
Barber sounds good. We will definitely check that out.
What about late romantic Italian opera? I didn't see an answer for that one.
Sorry, forgot. Got Verdi. (Sounds like an art music ad: Got Verdi?)
My recommendation in that area is Les Miz.
I read Le Mis' a long time ago, and saw the play, and sang the song in chorus in high school, but I don't have the soundtrack - mean to, though. Have anything out of the ordinary you can turn me on to?
I won’t get into semantics too much. I’ll just say that I let the radio stations define it for me
I have heard all those bands (including U2, which I have but forgot to include) on Christian radio at some time or another. I think there was a really big stink about Evanescence a while back when everybody thought they were a Christian band, then got all mad when they found out they weren't. A lot of stations pulled their songs from the playlist then.
Maybe the best word for bands like these is "Christian consistent".
Echoing Green is great. Check out their album "Supernova". The title song is a great Harry/Ginny song, too. It was Jars of Clay's self-titled I was thinking of. I'm going to listen to some Burlap to Cashmere.
Thanks for asking this! It’s been too long that I’ve been away from my own performing and composing, and it does my heart good to talk about music.
Feel free to gack this for your own journal. I'd like to play, too.
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