Music Present Ideas
Hans Christian Anderson said, "Where words fail, music speaks." Giving a gift is a tangible way to express your appreciation to a special person in your life without using words. Together, the gift of music renders words unnecessary. As you select a gift, consider your loved one's interests, preferences and passions. Be creative and you will succeed in selecting a musical gift to show the depth of your appreciation when your words fail.
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T-shirt Collection
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For music lovers who enjoy pop culture bands, music icons and starter groups, a T-shirt collection is a creative way to show you care. Purchase a basket or box of some kind. If you purchase a box, cover it with music scores or lyric sheets. Purchase designer T-shirts of your loved one's favorite bands, shows or concerts. Roll the T-shirts and place them in the basket or box to present. Another option is to take your loved one's preexisting T-shirts and sew them into a quilt or blanket.
Books and Sheet Music
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For classical music lovers and musicians, consider putting together a small collection of sheet music, music theory books, biographies and memoirs to present to your special person. Choose music that the person enjoys playing or listening to. Choose books detailing the lives of your loved one's favorite composers, musicians and directors. If your loved one actively plays an instrument, give her items that would improve her playing or help her take better care of her instrument, such as reeds or a metronome.
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Ticket Stub Diary
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If your loved one enjoys attending concerts and band tours, a ticket stub diary is an ideal gift. This is best accomplished through a scrapbook. Choose a book and paper that is creative and relates to music or travel if he travels to see bands play. Collect ticket stubs, photos, autographs and concert programs and compile them into a booklet. Leave room to jot memories and band information beside the memorabilia.
Records
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Music is an obvious gift for music lovers. Gift cards to purchase music online or in a store or CDs of your loved one's favorite bands are always ideal gifts. However, for those who enjoy older music and keepsakes, consider purchasing records in good condition. Whether your loved one plays this music or chooses to display the record covers in an office or bedroom, old records will intrigue and excite most music lovers.
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