[Tutor] Better way - fnmatch with list ?

[Damon Timm]

Hi - am learning Pythong and loving it!   Anyhow, what I have works,
but I wondered if there was a "better" (more python-y) way.

Here is what I am doing with fnmatch ... am thinking there has to be a
one-line way to do this with a lambda or list comprehension ... but my
mind can't get around it ... I have other code, but the main part is
that I have a list of files that I am going through to check if they
have a given extension ... in this part, if the file matches any of
the extension I am looking for, I want it to do some stuff ... later I
check it against some other extensions to do "other" stuff:

for file in files:
    for ext in ['*.flac','*.mp3','*.m4a']:
        if fnmatch.fnmatch(someFile, ext):
            #do some stuff if the someFile matches one of the items in the list

Can it get any better ?  I was hoping fnmatch would *accept* a list
instead of a string ... but it didn't (frown).  I thought maybe:

if fnmatch(someFile, ['*.flac','*.mp3','*.m4a']):

But that didn't work.  Thanks in advance,

Damon

PS: just reading the conversations on this list is a little like
taking a python class (only the classes don't progress in any
particular order!).