Thread: So... How Were You First Introduced to Music? | Gaia Online

"iiSparky" When I was in 7th grade, my perspectives to music changed when I first watched the movie: Fantasia 2000 and listened to Rhapsody in Blue. I've gained lots of interests in Classical musics and Jazz musics since then. I LOVE RHAPSODY IN BLUE! I never knew it was in Fantasia...well I guess it's cuz I never watched it sweatdrop

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I don’t know. Through the Internet. First it was dance, then metal, then I found Mozart’s requiem, followed by Yann tiersen, now I listen mostly to Early Music.

well its kind of something that you just pick up, like mama, dada. Lol idk. ~Donate to me? -SmexyAsiann- heart ~

I grew up listening to rock and pop, from Michael Jackson, to Nirvana, to Aerosmith. I saw my friend playing guitar when I was 10 and immediately wanted to learn. I realized lessons werent for me, and I tried to teach myself. I fell out of music for 3 years, until I started playing Saxophone in Marching Band. 3 years later, I play Saxophone, Guitar, Bass, Drums and a little piano.

At first, I don't have interest for music then one time I felt like I wanted to do something different.So I tried to listen to music. smile

My mom's cassettes when we went on vacation.

♠♠♠ Well, I grew up listening to country with my mother, gospel and popular s**t with my father. So I've never been into music much, until my step-dad started playing the classic rock radio station (which I hated at the time) and discovered the epic awesomness of Queen. I sat and listened to jazz with my grandfather one day, and I was just like "so THIS is music." Then I just started going back to classical,...

N a n n e r p u s I got to thinking about this today after I bought a CD that had some songs that brought back a kick of nostalgia. Funny, when I was a kid I used to hate music. All kinds of music. I thought classical was boring, I thought soundtracks were pointless, and rock/rap/country/whatever garbage you heard on the radio was noise. I remember when I was eight or nine years old the music teacher at my elementary school played a few...

My school.