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I always listen to music when I'm sitting at the sewing machine, what it is very much depends on my mood. The last few weeks I alternated my listening between The Band Perry and Holly Williams. Today (it's morning in Sweden), I will probably listen to Miranda Lambert.
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My taste in music is a little diverse..... Some days it's Opera albums and Classic FM on the radio. Other days it's Elvis, 50s Rock and Roll and Dolly Parton :o. I keep meaning to try an audio book, but not sure if I'll be able to concentrate.
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Last.fm is an internet radio that lets you favourite or ban songs. It can also log what you play from media player/iTunes etc so learns what you like. Unlike pandora, there are no adverts and no charges. Completely free.
I always have music on while sewing. Lately I've been having a lot of country & western and 90s pop. |
Yes, I either listen to music or good Christian teaching on my Ipad. I rarely quilt/sew in silence. I like to multi task. lol
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As much as I love the idea of putting on some music and sewing - I end up not really hearing it at all. It's the same at work. If I'm occupied, I just tune it out. As a result, it's generally stony silence at my house.
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yes I do normally listen to music when I craft!!! :)
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Interesting discussion. I listen to music a lot but I find that if I'm working on the long arm and listening to something with a strong rhythm or beat, it interferes with the quiltilng. I tend to want to follow the music's beat instead of the rhythm of the design So I listen to something like Carlos Nakai or something that doesn't distract me. If I'm just sewing, or cutting pieces, that's another matter entirely. I love jazz or vintage Country and Western.
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DirectV channel 866, Light Classical music, here.:)
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I listen to a mix of songs from Dan Gibsons Solitudes albums. Relaxation and nature music. Very calming.
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