16-10-2009, 21:21
The real question for me is when am I not listening to music? Obviously during a class lecture it'd not only be rude, but counter-productive.
Aside from that however, I listen to music in the car, at my computer, at work, around the house, while doing artwork, going to bed or as an alarm clock (alternating), I'm even taking a music appreciation class right now and we listen to music in-class. On top of that, when I'm not doing any of the above then I practice my violin or teaching myself some amateurish piano.
Music is a huge part of my daily motivation, inspiration and survival during the school/work week.
Aside from that however, I listen to music in the car, at my computer, at work, around the house, while doing artwork, going to bed or as an alarm clock (alternating), I'm even taking a music appreciation class right now and we listen to music in-class. On top of that, when I'm not doing any of the above then I practice my violin or teaching myself some amateurish piano.
Music is a huge part of my daily motivation, inspiration and survival during the school/work week.