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If you could only listen to 10 artsists or composers for the rest of your life which ones would they be?
Music for the rest of your life...
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Clay Aiken
John Williams
Kelly Clarkson
LeAnn Rhimes
Phillips Craig & Dean
Steven Curtis Chapman
Mercy Me
Kenny Chesney
Toby Keith
FFH
John Williams
Kelly Clarkson
LeAnn Rhimes
Phillips Craig & Dean
Steven Curtis Chapman
Mercy Me
Kenny Chesney
Toby Keith
FFH
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Beethoven
Rachmaninov
Schumann
Schubert
List
Mozart
Bach
Debussy
Tchaikovsky.....
Did you say only ten?
Non Classical:
Simon & Garfunkel
Don McLean
Joni Mitchell
Gordon Lightfoot
Led Zeppelin
The Beatles
Joan Baez
Bob Dylan
Judy Collins
The Doors
Ps - I have to add Chopin to my classical list and Tom Petty, Billy Joel and Elton John to my non-classical list - I guess that puts me way over ten!
Rachmaninov
Schumann
Schubert
List
Mozart
Bach
Debussy
Tchaikovsky.....
Did you say only ten?
Non Classical:
Simon & Garfunkel
Don McLean
Joni Mitchell
Gordon Lightfoot
Led Zeppelin
The Beatles
Joan Baez
Bob Dylan
Judy Collins
The Doors
Ps - I have to add Chopin to my classical list and Tom Petty, Billy Joel and Elton John to my non-classical list - I guess that puts me way over ten!
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Only 10? Your asking me to make a big decision aren't you? Just kidding. I'm gonna hafta cut out a lot of my CD's though
Evanescence
Avril Lavigne
Michelle Branch
T-Bone
Kutless
Linkin Park
12 stones
Grits
Rebecca St. James
annnnnnnndd ummmmmmmmmmm Kelly Clarkson!!!!
Janelle
Evanescence
Avril Lavigne
Michelle Branch
T-Bone
Kutless
Linkin Park
12 stones
Grits
Rebecca St. James
annnnnnnndd ummmmmmmmmmm Kelly Clarkson!!!!
Janelle
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I love seeing everyone's varied tastes in music!
Mine would be:
Ella Fitzgerald
Eagles
Paul Oakenfold
Bach
Beethoven
Waylon Jennings
Frank Sinatra
Nickelback
Adam Ant
Violent Femmes
Mine would be:
Ella Fitzgerald
Eagles
Paul Oakenfold
Bach
Beethoven
Waylon Jennings
Frank Sinatra
Nickelback
Adam Ant
Violent Femmes
I like this topic. Let me see:
Celine Dion
Faith Hill
The Carpenters
Helen Reddy
Barbara Streisand
Andrew Lloyd Weber
Rodgers and Hammerstein: I know it's two people, but in my mind they are one. I love their musical collaborations, especially their musical Cinderella.
John Williams: He composed music for the Olympics among other things. I listen to his American Journey cd whenever I feel that four years is far too long to wait for the next Winter Games! You can listen to a clip of "Call of the Champions" at
http://www.johnwilliamscomposer.com/ just click on Music then the American Journey link. This was my favorite song from the 2002 Olympics; it's the "Citius, Altius, Fortius..." piece that was played during the medal ceremonies. It's a magically powerful piece of music.
If I go turn on my CD player and discover I've left out someone that I absolutely couldn't live without listening to, I'll just have to add them in later! Right now I'm only at eight, so I can still add two more of my favorites!
editted to add: Well, I haven't even made it away from my computer yet, and I already remembered two more.
Steven Curtis Chapman: Tonichelle's post reminded me!
St. Isidore's Choir: This church choir I sang in created a CD as a fundraiser for a choir trip this year, and I love to listen to it.
Celine Dion
Faith Hill
The Carpenters
Helen Reddy
Barbara Streisand
Andrew Lloyd Weber
Rodgers and Hammerstein: I know it's two people, but in my mind they are one. I love their musical collaborations, especially their musical Cinderella.
John Williams: He composed music for the Olympics among other things. I listen to his American Journey cd whenever I feel that four years is far too long to wait for the next Winter Games! You can listen to a clip of "Call of the Champions" at
http://www.johnwilliamscomposer.com/ just click on Music then the American Journey link. This was my favorite song from the 2002 Olympics; it's the "Citius, Altius, Fortius..." piece that was played during the medal ceremonies. It's a magically powerful piece of music.
If I go turn on my CD player and discover I've left out someone that I absolutely couldn't live without listening to, I'll just have to add them in later! Right now I'm only at eight, so I can still add two more of my favorites!
editted to add: Well, I haven't even made it away from my computer yet, and I already remembered two more.
Steven Curtis Chapman: Tonichelle's post reminded me!
St. Isidore's Choir: This church choir I sang in created a CD as a fundraiser for a choir trip this year, and I love to listen to it.
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I have some music to look up...some of this I have never heard of, I must admit...
