What's your favorite music? (It can be an orchestra to soundtracks to heavy metal.)

I could list a ton here, but I have to say Amparito Roca. Best music I've played and listened to currently. XP

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I have lots of favourite music- mainly bits and bobs rather than whole genres. Don't think there's any one genre I like everything within (though there are several I don't like anything within).

The last new piece of music I heard and thought wow was Debussy's La Mer, particularly the first movement.

Lately I have been listening to ethnic music from some places of South America, and old orchestral scores of films from the 30s-80s. Also many jazz pieces and tropical rhythms.

If I were to list my favorite music it would be a long list.

I know everyone has a different choice bu I really like "The Beatles".The Beatles are most-represented musical act.

A few of my favorite classical-y songs (from most modern to least modern):
Jennifer Higdon – Gentle Waltz
Bob Chilcott – High Flight
Eric Whitacre – Leonardo Dreams of His Flying Machine
Adam Guettel – The Light in the Piazza
Ola Gjeilo – Sanctus
Ralph Vaughan-Williams – Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis
Gerald Finzi – Nightingales
Anton Bruckner – Os Justi Meditabitur Sapientiam
Samuel Barber – Sure on this Shining Night
Pyotr Tchaikovsky – Symphony no. 6, mvt. 4
Antonio Vivaldi – Winter, mvt. 1
J.S. Bach – Sarabande (from Partita no. 2 for Unaccompanied Violin)
William Byrd – Agnus Dei (from Mass for Five Voices)
Thomas Tallis – Sancte DeusI love choral music. ^.^

Well...it really depends on what the song is, but I'd have to say I'd go with metal songs with a rock/pop melody : )

I am into she aint you chris brown.

Philip Glass- Symphony No.5 (breathtaking :P)
Faure- Pavane (beautiful)
Faure- Cantique de Jean Racine (beautiful)
Trad. Japanese- Etenraku (a Gagaku, japanese court music, piece)
Francaix- Wind quintet no.1 (really, really fun)
Hisaishi- Oriental Wind (a really amazing piece. find it on youtube if you have time)
Borodin- Prince Igor (though I'm not really an opera person)

I could go on for hours, but these are a good few choices. Listen to as much of them as you can :)

Id have to say Girls Dead Monster(from Angel Beats); but they arent really popular in America. Genre=J-pop. Big Fan!!!

well......
my favorite classical names are:
Jennifer Higdon – Gentle Waltz,Samuel Barber – Sure on this Shining Night,Pyotr Tchaikovsky – Symphony no. 6, mvt. 4.other hand i also like instrumental music so much....

I could name a ton of stuff here. But for now, I'm just gonna say pretty much anything from Coldplay, or Owl City

Jazz (Bebop, Cool, Hard-Bop, Fushion, Blues, Standards),
Drum and Bass/ Jungle/ Liquid DnB,
Classical (Baroque, Contemporary, Micropolyphony, Minimalism, Classical, Phase, Drone, [Post]Romantic, [Impressionistic][Modern])
"Avant-Garde" Progressive Rock/ and Progressive Jazz,
[Scandinavian: Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish, Icelandic] [Symphonic] Black Metal/ Death Metal /and Progressive Heavy Metal,
Alternative/ Grunge Rock,
"Underground" Hip-Hop and Rap,
Psychedelic-Ambient Trance /and [Vocal] Trance,
J-Rock /and KrautRock,
Minimalistic Rock /and [Classic] Progressive Rock,
Modern Jazz,
[Concept] Video Game Music OSTs,
Anime OSTs,
80s Pop Music,
Nature/ Animal Sounds/ Backgrounds.

Yeah. I don't know how I just categorized and described the genres of music that I 'consist of.'