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Suggest music for Lee! :) (does this sound familiar?)

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I actually had wanted to post this before I saw AE's thread so... :-

My parents subscribe to MOG. Its a service that pretty much lets you download any music you want. \:D/ (if you stop paying for it then you lose whatever you download though. :( ) So I need some ideas! I love instrumental stuff. Soaring music (like some movie soundtracks. I don't watch movies but I love to listen to certain soundtracks. :yes: ) I like flute, violin, chello... Any favorite songs, artists or albums you could reccommend? Please no rock anything. Thank you! And bonus, if you suggest something that I listen to and like I'll send you $5.00. (only one $5 per person though.) \:D/
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I love the Adagio Trio, have you heard of them? \:D/ I have all their CDs.
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I'd suggest all the ones I suggested for AE, plus most of the Laura Story songs, especially 'Remember'!
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I would listen to the 10th and 11th Doctor's soundtrack if you haven't already. Even if you don't like Doctor Who, the music is so awesome!

(Search Murray Gold.) I love MOG! Or at least I did for the one week I had it...
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You might like Declen (Galbraith) an Iresh/British singer. Well, particularly his "Tears in Heaven" and "An Angel." He's not Christian, but there's nothing like, sick about his lyrics or anything. And he's extremely talented.
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Owl City!! :inlove: Anything by Owl City is amazing.
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The Star Wars Soundtracks
The Pirates of the Carribean Soundtrack
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Almost anything Mark Schultz. (Try "I Am" and "Letters From War")

Charlie Hall. (Try "Marvelous Light" and "Closer.")
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You might like Danielle Rose. http://www.daniellerose.com/ She is a talented musician and singer and she travels as a musician missionary.
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Try "Blessings" by Laura Story, it's a beautiful song. Also maybe The Peasall Sisters, their Christian girls and the majority of their music is good. They play kind of a country style, and they have some really nice songs.
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I will have to look those up later and tell you what I think! Thanks everyone!
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Look up Brian Crain!! :D

Some of his favorite pieces of mine are:
Moonrise
Song for Sienna
Simple Life


It's simple piano music. Relaxing :D
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"Moonrise" is a beautiful piece! :inlove: I listened to it on my iPod whilst at the amusement park this summer--it turned being held to the roof by centrifugal force into an aetherial flying experience. \:D/
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Oh, and Eine Kleine Kaffeemusik is decent as well. :yes: Cello, piano, and one CD has flute I think. All the songs are original compositions by members of the Mulfinger family.
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shadowdog wrote:Look up Brian Crain!! :D

Some of his favorite pieces of mine are:
Moonrise
Song for Sienna
Simple Life


It's simple piano music. Relaxing :D
Beautiful! Thanks shadowdog! Donation coming soon!
Laura Ingalls wrote:Oh, and Eine Kleine Kaffeemusik is decent as well. :yes: Cello, piano, and one CD has flute I think. All the songs are original compositions by members of the Mulfinger family.
Laura Ingalls wrote:I love the Adagio Trio, have
you heard of them? \:D/ I have all their CDs.


Both of those look like something I'd love but neither are on MOG. :( :mecry:
Graces4you wrote:You might like Danielle Rose. http://www.daniellerose.com/ She is a talented musician and singer and she travels as a musician missionary.
Not bad! I kinda like "Gates of Heaven"


Everyone else, I did look up almost everything you suggested. ;) thanks for the help! And feel free to offer more suggestions.
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Lee wrote:
Laura Ingalls wrote:Oh, and Eine Kleine Kaffeemusik is decent as well. :yes: Cello, piano, and one CD has flute I think. All the songs are original compositions by members of the Mulfinger family.
Laura Ingalls wrote:I love the Adagio Trio, have
you heard of them? \:D/ I have all their CDs.


Both of those look like something I'd love but neither are on MOG. :( :mecry:
Aw, that's too bad. :( Well, maybe you can put some of the CDs on your Christmas list or something. ;) One of my Adagio Trio's CDs, Sanctuary, has been missing for a while and if I can't find it, I'm asking for a replacement. :P
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One of my favorite songs is "Gold" by Abandon. (Just don't pay any attention to the lyrics posted beneath the video; this person got the lyrics quite wrong haha.)
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Amethystic wrote:Owl City!! :inlove: Anything by Owl City is amazing.
Die, minion :x
Steve wrote:The Star Wars Soundtracks
What he said \:D/ Amazing, amazing music.
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IDANCE4JESUS wrote:
Amethystic wrote:Owl City!! :inlove: Anything by Owl City is amazing.
Die, minion :x
Steve wrote:The Star Wars Soundtracks
What he said \:D/ Amazing, amazing music.
I am torn between your comments. Yes, Star Wars music is the best film soundtrack ever. No doubt. At all. But Owl City is pretty stinkin' awesome too. Honestly, have you heard anything besides "Fireflies?"
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Steve wrote:
IDANCE4JESUS wrote:
Amethystic wrote:Owl City!! :inlove: Anything by Owl City is amazing.
Die, minion :x
Steve wrote:The Star Wars Soundtracks
What he said \:D/ Amazing, amazing music.
I am torn between your comments. Yes, Star Wars music is the best film soundtrack ever. No doubt. At all. But Owl City is pretty stinkin' awesome too. Honestly, have you heard anything besides "Fireflies?"
:highfive: For the Star Wars part ;)

Yes, unfortunately, I have made my ears suffer. they were forced to listen to Owl City more than just once. The only problem that I really have with Owl City is the meaningless lyrics.
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