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BLUEGRASS

• Alison Krauss & Union Station. Everyone knows "Man of Constant Sorrow" from the movie Oh, Brother, Where Art Thou?, but "When You Say Nothing At All" and "Atlanta" are wonderful, too.

CELTIC

• Enya. Her music has become a bit commercialized and maybe even old, but they are still great compositions.
• Great Big Sea
• Loreen McKennit (& the rest of Celtic Woman)
• Chieftains

CLASSICAL

• Verdi's Aida

COUNTRY

• Brad Paisley. He can pierce your heart with emotion ('Little Moments', 'Didn't Have to Be') or be uproariously funny ('I'm Gonna Miss Her').
• Carrie Underwood.

GRUNGE

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MUSICALS / FILMS:

• Phantom of the Opera (and many other Andrew Lloyd Webber works)
• Camelot (and many other Lerner and Loewe works)
• Pirates of the Caribbean (The Curse of the Black Pearl)
• Sound of Music (and many other Rodgers and Hammerstein works)
• Sweeney Todd (beautiful tone contrasts and contrapuntal duets and trios)

REGGAE

• Bob Marley -
• Spyro Gyra (Do they fit here?)

ROCK

• Sheryl Crow.
• U2. Is there a (recent) rock song that can compete with 'Vertigo'?

SACRED

• I love to hear Handel's Messiah, including the Hallelujah chorus, and For Unto Us a Child is Born.
• Anything by Robin Mark, Revival in Belfast, Come Heal this Land, Revival in Belfast II.
• Libera (London Boys Choir) - see http://www.libera.org.uk/