AndiRux

In the beginning I found music very interesting as I did with mostly anything else, until at age 8 my mom asked me if I would like to attend music classes. I said "yes" thinking that would mean I wouldn't have to go to school any longer.. he, he. Well, I was wrong, but finally did like it a lot. I went for two years to "initiation to music" classes and when I was asked what instrument I would choose, I picked piano almost randomly within seconds. I wonder if I would've liked any other as much had I said a different thing, so I did two years of piano classes and left because of economic issues. I was on my own to music for twenty years and I almost got to forgot about scores, but in that time I was able to be part of a little band for like two years and recently I've started piano classes again. When I started to listen to real music back in the early 90's I was very interested in Queen (Freddie Mercury had just died), I found myself also attracted to 80's music (rock/pop) as I listened back to those hits by late 90's. In 2008 I've felt more attracted toward classical music.