I, too, have an iTunes account which comes through on a little Bluetooth Bose speaker. I have quite a few songs which I have downloaded but I generally listen to iTunes Radio in my sewing room...classic rock, singer songwriter and often times, Christian radio.

I love to listen to devotionals, and christian music. What an uplift!

Any thing classical (Debussy, Holst, etc.) or the 40's big band and singers.

I am tone deaf, and not much for music. But I have the stitcher app and I listen to talk radio, like Handle on the Law, Dave Ramsey, CRTV, Hannity, Garden Shows and paranormal shows. Most/all of the ads are removed and it is enjoyable.

I've been listening to books on my Mp3 player. I love that if the sewing is straight-forward. If there are problems or things that really need my attention, I need to turn it off for a while. I've been listening to a lot of the old classics: Tolstoy, Alcott, Dickens, etc.

I listen to the Chieftains, Young Bloods, Wailing Jenny's and the High Kings. Modern folk, 1950's Christmas tunes, classical with oboe and strings (good for free motion quilting) and lots, lots, LOTS of audio books. Toss in a little Ricky Scags, some Union Station and my Pandora stations are humming all day long. Oh almost forgot Big Bad Voodo Daddy for cleaning up the sewing room. It sure keep me moving as I swing to the big band tunes. Happy listening all. We certainly are a diverse crowd.

I have Pandora which I have listened to for a couple of years. I have been faithful about giving the thumbs up for all the songs I enjoy. Now I have what is called a Thumbprint radio station, and that is what I listen to while sewing. Some of my very favorites are the Piano Guy, Andre Bocelli, George Straight, Willie Nelson, Barbara Streisand, etc., etc., etc.

when i quilt at my friends house every tuesday, we normally listen to country

No music in my sewing room because then I can't hear when I talk to myself.:D

Tartan....too funny!! :D