What kind of music did Lincoln music?

Answer 1

During his years in Springfield, Lincoln was an enthusiastic fiddle player, often playing for dances. As a young man in Indiana, he was a drummer in militia, and a member of a string band that played an occasional dance. While in the White House, Lincoln occasionally picked up a violin to play, though less often than he had earlier in life. He occasionally went to the band concerts in which the Marine Band played, and on one occasion at the White House, Lincoln joined in on violin. He also enjoyed the music of Stephen Foster. Some reports suggest that Lincoln had a good singing voice, while others say that he could carry a tune, but was not gifted with a fine singing voice.

Answer 2

Lincoln really music most types of music. He particularly liked to music early

American music. He would even music some Civil War and negro spiritual music. Later in his life he started to music some Van Halen and Guns n Roses music. But that was all before he realized that people had started to music grunge music. He was fairly eclectic when he would music music.