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Today I am thankful for music!
Listening to a good tune can be pleasurable and uplifting for the spirit.
Singing along can amplify those feelings.
Playing the tune as well is wonderful blessing.
I am so looking forward to utilizing the digital piano for my ‘fix’ of carols this holiday season. I am thankful that my parents sent me for piano lessons when I was younger so that I can play now.
This morning, I will sing along with others in the congregation as we both praise God and reflect upon our faith. (The church we normally attend is usually pretty good about the music fitting the liturgy, something that does NOT happen everywhere.)
At home today, I will most likely have some time where I’ll be found singing and dancing with Little J…my little music lovin’ boy.
For those reading this post, feel free to comment with a favorite piece of music.
To satiate curious minds, I’ll just say that my musical tastes can best be summed up as including most all types of music except most heavy metal and rap. Classical music is starting to appear more in our house as I search for a way to have all the boys learning in harmony with each other. Yet, J keeps insisting on The Wiggles providing entertainment at least part of the day. We are slowing getting him to accept other artists, such as Veggie Tales, the Beatles and Queen.
How’s that for an eclectic mix ?!
Briana says
Yes, music! I've been enjoying Christmas music lately. We have an eclectic mix of music tastes in our home also.n
Heather says
We enjoy a wide range of music in our home as well. Lately, we've been trying to find more Christian artists.
SisterTipster says
LOVE music~enjoy! Have a blessed evening: I like it all but rap..NO RAP~ HUGS!!
Michelle Smith says
We are pretty eclectic here as well, except no rap or heavy metal here either. More often praise and worship, Christian ballad type music, classical, bluegrass (Allison Krauss) or Johnny Cash.
Our Village is a Little Different says
I did one of these iPod Shuffle Facebook notes recently. I guess it showed that I'm a woman of varied taste. I love it all. Classical, Doo-Wop, Rock n Roll, alternative, Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, you name it. I don't like death metal or rap, but I didn't even mind a steady dose of Wiggles, Veggies, Raffi and Laurie Berkner when the boys were little. (I'll admit I'm glad they didn't like Barney!) I'm still marveling over the Hallelujah chorus flashmob video Lisa @ the BerryPatch posted last night. It's been in my head all day.Have fun with the piano!