Secret Chief
Very strong language
Less of the "just" my good man.
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Do you play any instrument?
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Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Only instrument I currently play is the didgeridoo. However I am seriously thinking about picking up the guitar again.... toyed with classical guitar and mandolin too, but I am not going to go back to classical. I was a guitarist in a garage band many MANY years ago too. I was even planing on going to Berkley College of Music in Boston. But then I moved and then one day I just could not get myself to play guitar anymore, so.... they have gathered dust for years.....
Paul Desmond is probably my personal favorite.
And what sax aficionado doesn't like John Coltrane?
Even more people would be disappointed if I played'm.
I use to play the viola decades ago.
Ever so often I think about taking up the Darbuka.
I have started meddling with Harmonica about two weeks ago, despite having virtually no musical education nor talent to speak of.
As it happens, the Harmonica is a very forgiving instrument, and also a very convenient one for fancy-of-the-moment performances. Loving it!
As it happens, the Harmonica is a very forgiving instrument, and also a very convenient one for fancy-of-the-moment performances. Loving it!
Subduction Zone
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When it came to band it was thought that the clarinet would be a good instrument for me, and it was supposed to help my asthma. I could play it, but not well probably because I was not a fan of it. Before I moved out to Washington state I bought a flute, badly in need of a complete tune up, but still learned how to play it. Again, not well. I left it behind and wish that I had not. Who knows? With a tune up so that it was not so leaky and I might have been better at it.
Oh, and I played the harmonica a tad during my college years. As @LuisDantas said it is very forgiving. But your audience will not be.
Oh, and I played the harmonica a tad during my college years. As @LuisDantas said it is very forgiving. But your audience will not be.
Audience? I would not dare.
Sand Dancer
Currently catless
I used to play clarinet, piano and guitar but haven't played in a long time, nor do I have my instruments anymore.
Nyingjé Tso
Dharma not drama
I play the guzheng 
Still do
Still do
SkepticThinker
Veteran Member
I play the flute too! Since I was about 12 years old. I'm 44 now.
SkepticThinker
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Cool!I play the guzheng
SkepticThinker
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I've always wished I learned to play piano. I can play some super basic stuff but that's about it.
I know nothing about piano playing.
I'd like to be able to play this as she does,
ie, the piano is a percussion instrument.
But at 70 years old, & with hands both needing
surgery just to turn wrenches, I'm past learning.
Catchy little tune, eh.
This would be fun too.
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SkepticThinker
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I doubt I could ever move my fingers fast enough to play that! Damn!
Piano, for most of my life. Mostly classical -- lots of Beethoven, Chopin, Liszt. Some Louis Gottschalk, which leads quickly to Scott Joplin and ragtime.
That's playing of the highest calibre. Very few even well-trained pianists could manage that as she does. Certainly, I could not.
I've heard many play that tune.
I like hers most. Although her
posture looks pained. But she
gets the job done