What Instrument do you play?

[chikara]

I've tried but the circular breathing is a killer. I'm the guy tapping the two sticks together

[SuzuQ]

Electone for about 20 years.
Have you ever seen or heard about the electone outside of Japan?

It is not as popular as the piano, but it's a great instrument.

[Max Maxter]

This year would be the start of my tenth (10th) as a trumpet player. I've also taken piano lessons for about a year; I haven't come too far along there, but I still love to play it. I'm even writing a few pieces of my own for it.

[Sakana_12345]

Guitar and harmonica for 2 years, I'm looking for something different to learn.

[requemao]

Tspoonami wrote:
Bassoon ftw.

That's awesome! I love bassoon, it's a pity that it's not used more often as a solo instrument.

Axlen wrote:
For a while I was really interested in theater pipe organs. Before I was married I collected enough old organ parts to assemble a 4 rank pipe organ in my parents basement. It was a lot of fun to build and it really shook the house when I played it. Eventually I sold it to a local church.

Did I say awesome? Now, that's AWESOME! You assembled a pipe organ of your own! I wish I knew the experience of playing a huge pipe organ in a church (and there are many of those around here: Spain is filled with Christian churches, and many have an organ).

Now about myself, I used to play guitar too... but Spanish guitar. Now I play the baritone larynx.

[inamorata]

a じっばりｓｈ　ふえ btw。。

[aKuMu]

Is it soo hard to check ones Post before sending it?
Or better, thinking first.

[Chris Hart]

aKuMu wrote:
Is it soo hard to check ones Post before sending it?
Or better, thinking first.

or if you forgot to do the first, there is always the edit button...

[nikoniko]

only guitar.. still not so good by the way

[neo2407]

I'm learning the guitar at the moment and I can play the ocarina (a replica of The Ocarina of Time, from The Legend of Zelda: The Ocarina of Time).
I used to play the recorder when I was about 7 or 8, my school forced everyone to play it .
I also sing but I don't know if I'm good or not. I've never sang infront of anyone, my grandfather (mother's side) was a brilliant singer and everyone on my mother's side except one of my uncles can sing well, so I think I should be good.

[Jack W]

I play in local amateur theatre pit orchestras, where it's necessary to double up on woodwind instruments. My main instrument is flute, then saxophone, then clarinet.

I've dabbled in other instruments, but nothing else really stuck. I sing in church choir also, or at least try to....

[Takeshi]

magma wrote:
First chair kazoo.....

this is the best post i read all day! *lol*

[habs_360]

Guitar for about 23 years...Oh, and you really can't master it...you can tame it if you practice, but you will never be the master of it...

[punkgrl326]

I think I'm about the hundredth person to say it, but yeah, I play the guitar. Also the piano, but not as much as the guitar. I took violin lessons for like 4 years, but it never really clicked with me. Aside from the "recorder days" of elementary school, I still have to re-learn the recorder now in music class in order to graduate

[CajunCoder]

Had 3 years of piano... I don't remember too much by heart, but I could probably pick it back up without too much work (though, I do not have much desire to).

I can also "play"(though not nessicarily good) the Ocarina (12 hole, Japanese style. I never did take the time to learn how to play the 4-hole "toy" types). However, the only Ocarina I have, is one I made out of clay, and due to my poor craftsmanship, can only make a little over an octave and still sound decent.