Po, what a delightful way to 'record' your love process. You two are charmers, that's for sure.
Do you have an ipod too? We got the system installed in our new car. I'm more excited about the music I've downloaded for cruise driving than the car itself. Hah!

Angel a chara, I have an MP4, and that allows me to store musiic, videos, photos..and ebooks, etc. I am laughing about your excitement re the new music system...I would be just like you in that respect.
Celt is not as pushed as I am about music over the past wee while, even though she has an MP4 too(unused and empty!!!!).
I think I might fill it on the sneak for when I am away in London on me lonesome for the first wee while, just for when she gets lonely for me(might even include some voice reordings on it)

Po

Hey Po when we meet in London this fall, remind me to bring my ipod. Maybe you will have a chance to download some of my cool bluesy songs.

Classical is one of many types of music I listen to. I love acapella "plain-song" -- the monks music a lot and other medieval singing and lute. I like most but not all opera -- Kiri Te Kanawa is my favorite.

For non-classical -- any and all sorts of world-beat, especially interesting ethnic fusions. Love bhangra. Lukewarm on Brazilian.

Blues, pre-1950's jazz, 1940's vocal (Andrews Sisters), disco, Beatles, anything Woodstock era especially Jefferson Airplane and James Taylor, show tunes, women singers with phenomenal voices (Barbara Streisand, Laura Nyro, Patti LaBelle).

Grew up with a father who listened to the weekly Metropolitan opera, and a mother who sang all the popular tunes of the time. One of my brothers used to play piano and the other used to sing. I did both. We're all very good. I also learned violin as a child but was not so good at that.

Po, that's such a sweet story