Your favourite music

I went to look up that choice and heard them singing 'Calon Lân ' which I used to be able to sing in Welsh and, to my astonishment can still do so 60+ years later lovely memories.

I do like some classical music and an absolute favourite is 'In the Depths of the Temple' from Bizet's 'The Pearl Fisher'.
I know, cliche but I love it anyway.

I have never seen a live production but saw the televised production from the ROH in 2008, and it was just entrancing.

I was one of the 14 angels in Hansel and Gretel when I was in my teens, Greyduster! Such happy memories.

I saw a perfect production of it in Vienna in the 1990s. It was, as my friend said, ‘just as you imagine it’.

MiniMoon I was brought up listening to that duet as it was also my dad's favourite and when it came on Family Favourites on a Sunday, dad turned up the volume on the wireless. Also Richard Tauber's music too.

I do enjoy pretty well most music and life would be dull without it.

I have been listening to two of my favourite operas over the past couple of days - Humperdink’s ‘Hansel and Gretel’, and Smetana’s ‘The Bartered Bride’ which is good fun. Sometimes a snatch of something just jumps into your head and you have to chase after!

Opera varies a lot. I like some and not others.

I find it difficult to choose - I like many types of music from classic to jazz via folk Bach most of all.
I've never liked opera, don't know why.

Oh for and edit button, tears!

Ellanv, I love the duet from The Pearl Fishers too, this is my favourite recording from Jussi Bjorling and Robert Merrill. It brings years to my eyes every time I listen to it, it's just so beautiful.
youtu.be/0UBtEqwmazE

Myfanwy being their introductory song.

Anniebach I had the pleasure of meeting some of the Morriston choir on one of my trips back from Oz when we landed ( unknown reason ) at Frankfurt airport on the outskirts of the airport and were stuck there for 3 hours. The choir then got up and entertained us all on the flight with snippets of songs from their tour of Australia.
I've got their CD of songs including " I still call Australia Home ". This was many years ago and somewhere I have a signed programme of their tour. They're fabulous.

I have very wide musical tastes. I mostly listen to classical music, my favourite composers being, Schubert, Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Beethoven, Mozart and Handel. I'll stop there, as all you'll have is a long list.
I like 60's and '70's pop music, country music. My son introduced me to Old Crow Medicine Show. Darius Rucker is worth listening to also if you like Country Music.
My kitchen has an Echo show, it gives you the words on the screen so that you can sing along.

Arias sung by Jonas Kaufmann. The Pearl Fishers sung by him and the late Russian baritone Hvorostovsky. A fabulous duet.

I have everything from Billie Halliday to Christine and the Queens ,with Opera,Swing ,Orchestral ,folk ,country and even heavy rock in the collection.
I have around 2000 CD's collected over a long time ,and 600 ish Vinyl LP's .We play everything we have at some point over each year ,even if its one track off an album .Of course there are some we play a lot ,Eric Bibb is a firm favourite as is Paolo Nutini and around Christmas I play a lot of Sarah McLachlan and Thea Gilmore .I've not had a day without music since I was very small .Dont think I could go without .

Greyduster, has to be The Treorchy for Myfanwy , also Morriston Orpheus . When I hear them I have such strong feelings of ‘hiraeth’ which doesn’t make sense because I have only lived in Wales !

Pontarddulais!!

Who is your favourite, Annie? I like the Morriston Orpheus, and the Pontarddlais singing Gershwin!

I like anything from The Who, Rolling Stones, Bob Marley, Pulp, Kings of Leon, AC/DC, Amy Winehouse, Arctic Monkeys, Bad Company, Foo Fighters and The Faces.

Sinatra, Willie Nelson, Streisand, Cleo Lane, Welsh Male Voice Choirs, Debussy’s ‘Clair de lune’ when having an afternoon doze.

Its mostly Classic FM for me on the radio as background but also Smooth (70s,80s and some 90s) Jazz FM and Blues - lots of all of it.

I'm a huge Motown fan I also love Queen.
I have a very eclectic taste in music, and can listen to most things except the type of jazz sung by Cleo Lane.

I have completely lost touch with popular music, but am partial to The Eagles and love Fleetwood Mac. However, my first love is classical music. Bach, Brahms, Vaughan Williams, Elgar, Holst, Delius and anything choral. I play piano a bit (not well) and, like Momb I like Satie, Debussy and Ravel. I also have a soft spot for English light music: the likes of Eric Coates, Robert Farnon, Ronald Binge, Frederick Curzon and Ron Goodwin. Takes me back to my childhood listening to the radio!

I like Meatloaf, Johnny Cash, Ed Sheeran and quite a lot of modern stuff such as Clean Bandit and Anne Marie.

The words are the most important part of any music I listen to.

I like Satie's piano music

I was brought up with classical music, and to me that is what music means, I was aware of the pop/rock music of my youth, but it never meant much to me.

I very rarely listen to music (Radio 3 sometimes), unless I can go to a concert, but there is a LOT of music in my head! I sang in good choirs for many years, and went to orchestral concerts. I also did ballet when young, which of course uses classical music.

My favourite composers are Bach, Mozart, Mahler, Schubert, Tchaikovsky and Benjamin Britten.