What song or piece of music would you like to hear first?

“Unto Us A Child is Born” Chorus from Handel’s Messiah.
or
Beethoven’s Ninth.

How beautiful. ^_^

I’m a big fan of Vincent VanGogh. As a teenager, I had a large print of “Starry Night” on my bedroom wall. I would spend hours staring at that picture, studying the swirls of white and yellow, counting the windows in the village down in the valley.

Don McLean’s Vincent or even the softer cover version by Josh Groban would be a lovely way to introduce the new sensation and relate it to something I already find aesthetically pleasing.

Beethovens Ninth was the first thing I thought of as well.

I’m partial to Mozart’s Jupiter Symphony, but as a very first piece of music, I would share something with a simpler melody.

This was a glorious occasion for this woman, and I like the choice of Imagine. I think it’s beautiful.

I am grateful this experience was video taped and shared with the world. This gives me hope.

@Hawaii_Jake In the case of a simpler melody I would go with this . Hands down one of my favorite songs. I can’t help but feel happy when I hear it.

@El_Cadejo Ah yes. That’s good, too.

I’d play them something by Merzbow.

Although it’s a wonderful thing, it’s important to know that her hearing remains severely diminished, certainly from that of you or I. It’s rather like us tuning into a radio station with a terrible reception, having said that, i’m pleased for her & wish her the best of luck as she adjusts to her new world.

I think i’d probably want to hear my children sing Happy Birthday to me for the very first time, that would be splendid.

Für Elise. Such a simple, beautiful, perfect melody. My first music box played it.

Music Box Dancer.

Maybe Blackbird by The Beatles.