[i]Many:[/i]

Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Modern, some Contemporary (though not a lot of the [i]avant-garde[/i]); with my favourites works and composers being in the Romantic and Modern;

Some Jazz - many styles of that,

Folk - many styles, including folk dancing as well as the singing and playing.

Some opera,

Blues and Rythmn & Blues (Real R & B, the rockier version of the Blues on real instruments, not what I call "Supermarket Arr-an-Bee" of bad singers and synthetic backing.)

1960s - 70s Pop and Progressive Rock ('twas my generation after all!). A lot of the more melodic heavy rock. Some soul music from that time, and its derivative like the "Motown Sound".

Those are styles of composition and arrangement, but crossing those, I like organ music, harp music, the Pipes (many types, not just the Highland Pipes from Scotland). Brass bands (though not the contrived racket once favoured by Hollywood family-film makers!).

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In the last couple of months I have enjoyed two very different shows, in my local theatre:
- Puccini's Madame Butterfly, performed by the Ukrainian National Opera on a UK tour,
- The Searchers, the Mersey Sound band who have been performing for longer than the Rolling Stones ( and I think are better musicians than the Stones).
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So with a list that long, what I [i]don't[/i] I like?

Drum-&-Bass and its ilk, Rap; most of the more recent pop singers and so-called "girl / boy bands" (singing troupes, but not bands). All secular music in all genres in all times has been written to earn its composers' and performers' wages, but a lot of pop now seems too formulaic to be any more than to sales-executives' templates that block originality, individuality and talent.

Anything sampled and cobbled together on a computer by someone who knows a "Quaver" only as a savoury snack brand.

Those Drum-&-Glockenspiel marching-bands. They may be good musicians, but putting high-pitched, short-note glockenspiels against a deeply-toned bass drum, produces an aural battle as grotesque as the players' pseudo-military uniforms.

The American Big Band / Swing Band sound and its contemporary singing styles: a semi-formal, jazz and blues derivative genre. One of the drivers for Rock-&-Roll developing (before my time!) was that although the instrumentalists were skilled musicians, the genre had become stale: badly-arranged, unoriginal and formulaic.

A lot of the most way-out [i]avant-garde,[/i] much of which seems to lack point, structure or direction. I have heard such works introduced by their composers describing the high-falutin' idea or concept behind the music, but the link escapes me!

Welcome to the madhouse! 😁

I have what's generally called very eclectic tastes in music. The first concert I ever attended was Pink Floyd in 1968/69 when I was 15. The following year I was at both the Bath Festival (Pink Floyd's world premiere of Atom Heart Mother, Led Zeppelin headlining on the Sunday) and The Isle of Wight - Jimi Hendrix's last gig. But I'm a sucker for good pop too!
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Anything that gets my fingers snapping and my toes a-tapping

Post-bop jazz mainly, with Miles Davis' Second Great Quintet at the center of the universe.

i like a wide variety........ metal, classic rock, grunge, hip hop, country (traditional)....... my favorites............ Pink Floyd, Alice in Chains, Metallica, Eagles, The Doors, Biggie, George Jones, Godsmack

{@musically like the doo wop and rock and roll music of the fifties

It depends on my mood at the time. Happy? Sad? Upbeat? Soothing? I like a lot of different styles.

I grew up listening to the 60s and 70s courtesy of my parents...i still enjoy it...

Mostly just metal, pop, punk, and hip-hop. Most everything else is pants, mate.

Rock country blues mostly, sick of classics. I find ones I like to what mood I'm in..

All kinds (except rap)

I either like a song or don’t.

Mixed. Depends on my vibes that moment

Prog rock, folk rock and classical guitar

Classic rock and country.

Mostly 90s dance music and R&B.

I would say 90s grunge is my favorite

Country and metal, soft rock.

mostly singer-songwriter now

Classical and goddess music.

Musicals, punk rock, choral.

I guess my favorite is thrash

Pretty much all music

I enjoy most everything, get to know me for a few minutes and you'll know I'm a Swiftie but I enjoy classic pop music from the 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s and 2000s love hair band rock, slow down covers and mashups are great too.

60s pop music.

60s & 70s

[c=800055]Anything of [b]MJ[/b] [/c] <3

Everything really....especially jazz; also rock, pop, classics of the 40's -60's, electronic, classical, new wave.

Its the mood ,company,location',event that decides what kind of music ..genre is for the amateur's

I like all kinds expect Country Music. I do find myself always going back to 90s alternative music

Rock and pop, mostly. But I'll listen to anything so long it's enjoyable.

Anything with a good beat and some awesome lyrics

I'm a pop girlie but I like jazz and reggae too

Rock and grunge for me. But I have a soft spot for some classical stuff.

I have a mixed taste in music .

I like a wide variety of genres.

Punjabi music

All

Little bit of everything

love the music of the 60s 70s and 80s

Rap and Rock and Oldies

80s classical music!

depends on the mood

My memory

the blues

Metal and Punk

My favorites are classical & jazz.
But I like artists from every genre.

Progressive rock, classic rock, baroque, folk rock, cosmic

Progressive rock, classic rock

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