Hello fellow music lovers!

[leedeb]

I am 52, have been a music lover most of my life and am a fan of movie soundtracks particularly those that are primarily new compositions (I loved Miracle by Mark Isham). I generally prefer movie scores over the soundtracks that have taken a song from here, a song from there etc. Generally enjoy most classical pieces although not all and have discovered I really enjoy jazz, blues, gospel, new age etc. I guess you could say I enjoy it all with the exception of heavy metal and rap or hip/hop. Enjoy some bluegrass, quite a bit of country which I think is required since I live in Kentucky.

My ex called my profession - "professional lie detector." Truth is that I am a lowly auditor and music helps me unwind on the way to and from work.

I am happy to find this forum.

 

[rojo]

Hi there leedeb

Welcome to MIMF! Glad you found us.

Nice intro there; hope you have fun here!

 

[Art Rock]

Welcome leedeb! I certainly share your feelings about movie scores versus mixed songs soundtracks!

 

[Krummhorn]

:wave: Hi leedeb :wave:

Glad to have you aboard Magle Int'l Music Forums.

Ahhh, Kentucky Bluegrass ... wonderful music, indeed :grin: Enjoy your time here with us. :cheers:

 

[susangio]

Hello Fellow Music Lovers

Hi, leedeb, welcome to this wonderful, relaxing, "intelligent and sometimes smart" forum! I, too, agree with you on movie scores vs. sound tracks. I love Mark Isham's music, too! And Krummhorn, I'm with you there on Kentucky bluegrass for sure. Well, enjoy and unwind, leedeb. Susanne

 

[methodistgirl]

Hello!

Hello!:wave: This is methodist girl from madisonville, Ky. I also happen to
be a kentucky girl. I wonder what church you go to. The Methodist
church here had a wednesday night live this week and will for the rest
of the fall season up to late spring. I would like to invite you to come.
There will also be a dinner before the classes start. What musical
instruments do you play. I can play anything except drums. I'm a little
challenged on the drums but I love music. Yes like all of us kentuckians
we have to like country a little bit. My favorite is bluegrass because of
it's wholesomeness. I came from a town famous for the Happy Goodmans
and Dottie Rambo's music. My most favorite is contemp and southern
gospel music.
judy tooley