Classical music or film music?

I find that sometimes they will play classical at the films and also that much of the film music is written in the same way as is classical. So I find that if one can live over 200 years much of the music played in films will be considered the classical music of the future. However I find that some music is supposed to engage sympathy of a certain type of people and is not like it was years ago, when if you were entering a Native American village, the music sounded like tom toms and if you were entering a western town, they played country music. I also suppose if you were going through Germany, they would play Bach, or something like that. Now they just play music so you will feel sorry or sympathize with a certain group and not to show you, 'are we going into Greece right now and there is going to be a wedding."

I like film music more because when I listening film music it can remind me the scenario of the film. That's nice.

I enjoy both classical and film music. I'm not sure one has to "learn" to appreciate classical music, especially if you hear it often. I played it when my kids were young and they both grew up enjoying it without having to make an effort. I think it's more a matter of what you're used to, or what you heard growing up that makes the difference.

I love both. I love classical music, but I also love film music. I love music in general. I cannot live my life without music.

I think the said matter is pretty much complete and suitable to every music lover. When there is a matter of classical music its more a kind of experiment and examination on singer's mind, but when it comes to film music its an overall impression of what a normal mind can think about a situation.