Music for quilting

Polly Esther · 2009-11-28T14:25:45+00:00

Here we go again. They keep adding words to the language. Explain, please, for me how to buy CDs. I see the words 'remix' and 'remaster'. I understand 'in concert' and 'studio' recording and assume in concert would mean there would be some background racket. Other than that, how would I know when a CD was going to be a pleasure or if it would be hastily tossed together junk? Do brand names assure quality? Other than that? What do you dearly love for quilting music? Do you do soothing or jazzy or need John Phillip Sousa to keep you going? Polly

Music for quilting

Nov 28, 2009 23 Replies

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Dr. Zachary Smith 16 years ago

"Roundness" must be in the ear of the beholder... I tried a couple and they made Fudgy howl - first thing that has! I guess it may be a little *too* eclectic even for us (but so is pan flute music...) She plays banjo (mostly Scruggs style) so our concept of "round" can include some good rolls (picking patterns) and breakdowns on the fast side and Gospels by Seldom Scene, The Bluegrass Album Band, or Doc Watson on the slowed-down side... :-)

Doc

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Julia in MN 16 years ago

Nope. I mean MPR -- Minnesota Public Radio. It is the local affiliate of NPR. All of their broadcasts are also streamed online; you can listen anywhere in the world at

Julia in MN

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Maureen Wozniak 16 years ago

On Mon, 30 Nov 2009 11:50:53 -0600, amy in CNY wrote (in article ):

LOL, Amy

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amy in CNY 16 years ago

Ahhhh! ok, i see now. Our station is WUNY, utica new york. amy in CNY

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