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Music genres I often like include some Spanish folk music (but not
Flamenco), Latvian folk music, Swedish folk fiddling, Moroccan
traditional music, Soukous, Balkan folk dance music, Turkish folk
dance music, Turkish classical music, Armenian folk dance music,
Georgian choral music, Indian classical music (I tend to enjoy
Carnatic more than Hindustani), Javanese and Balinese gamelan music,
Vietnamese traditional music, Japanese court music (Gagaku),
Japanese folk dance music (Minyo), Andean folk music (except when
the words are in Spanish and about romantic rejection), and
traditional US folk music when it is lively.

I like European art music, but I have less
appetite for it than I had a few decades ago.

I like polyphonic music from medieval times. Especially from the 1200's,
with hocket. However, Gregorian chant has insufficient complexity to
engage me.

I don't appreciate jazz much, perhaps because I never learned enough about
it. However, I like some fusions that include jazz. For instance,
Bulgarian wedding music (a fusion of jazz and Bulgarian folk music)
and Latin jazz.

I like some avant garde works — for instance, Conlon Nancarrow's
player piano music.

If something is popular in the US, I usually find it boring, but
there are occasional exceptions. I liked much of what I used to
hear on the radio before the Beatles. I like some music from the 1960s
and occasionally later.

I strongly dislike most country music. I dislike c…rap
music too. I don't like slow romantic songs, or harsh-sounding rock
(though I am getting used to some of the latter). «Heavy metal»
sounds too harsh to me; anyway, the name is deceptive: the metal in
a bronze gamelan set is far heavier.

If I generally dislike a certain genre of music, there can be
occasional exceptions which I like nonetheless. For instance, I
love Weird Al's «Can't Watch This», even though it's c…rap,
because it's a parody of c…rap and it's funny.

When a foreign musical style starts becoming popular in the US, it
usually develops in a direction I don't like. For instance, I love
Bulgarian folk dance music but I am bored by the Bulgarian women's
chorus that became a big hit in the US in the 80s. I find Youssou nDour's
music from the 80s exciting, but then he started making records
for US and European tastes and the spark disappeared.