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What instrument can you play?
#21
FinalHeart Wrote:Um... recorder? :f6:

I'm srsly not making it up. It is like.... the easiest instrument to learn how to play. Requires no skill whatsoever Rolleyes
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recorder
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#22
Baritone/Tuba/Trombone/Trumpet: 4 years (pretty much all brass, I've played in HS and Middle school.)
Drums (set): beginner (I like to hit stuff and play double bass, so sue me)
Bass (upright) - 2 years
Bass (electric) - 8 years
Guitar - 4 years
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#23
I have been playing the oboe for 5 years and attended an advanced musical clinic at a college 3hours away todayWink Because of marching limitations that prevent me from playing oboe the entire year I was forced to take up Tenor Sax(a.k.a all of the saxes since they all have the EXACT SAME fingerings). I have been playing tenor for about 3 years but the level of playing is no where near as advanced as the oboe requires. SO MUCH EFFORT AND WORK NEEDED TO PLAY OBOERedface
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#24
Piano 0_o stopped 2 years ago cause there aren't any teachers in my area and the fact that the lessons would conflict with my Swim team...
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#25
Ew. Recorders. >_< Had to play those in 5th grade...GAH! Hated them. <_<


I can play...um...nothing. -_- I sometimes think about taking up drums and guitar, though. I think if I just worked at it, I could get it down....idk...:X
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#26
I used to play Alto Sax, but I haven't played in a while... I miss being in band Sad
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#27
Violin.
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#28
Piano + flute

I've been attempting to record myself playing Time Temple BGM in duet with myself... haven't made much progress.
/lazy
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#29
When I was in band I played clarinet. Right now I'm trying to learn keyboard (trying to catch up to my bro, who is about to start a heavy metal bandFrown )
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#30
Classical and Modern piano. Gotta love Yiruma <3
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#31
Drumman.
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#32
pretty much every brass instrument, but i play trombone and drums/piano
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#33
Violin

AND THE SPOONS <3
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#34
I'm not much of an instrument person. I remember we used to have flute classes in Elementary school, though. I liked piano a lot too. My parents couldn't afford me classes. I'd like to take some now, but my schedule is very tight. ;.;
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#35
Never was much of a band person, though I could have easily been a band geek. I liked playing the clarinet.
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#36
Used to play the tuba and trombone for 4 years but stopped due to lesson cost and limited time to study for exams. Plus I lived quite a long way away from school and dragging the tuba with me everyday was a pain. I would like to pick up the trombone again though. Frown
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#37
Lots of sax players here!

And I must disagree. It is not "so easy." While it may be easy to start playing the sax, mastering it something else. I've been playing alto and tenor for about 14 years. I played baritone sax for a while in school, which has a much more difficult embouchure than the others. I can also play the trumpet, trombone, guitar, and I can sing fairly well.
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#38
MissAsh Wrote:I'm srsly not making it up. It is like.... the easiest instrument to learn how to play. Requires no skill whatsoever Rolleyes
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recorder

I know. That was the joke.

I love Watermelon Man by the way. That alto sax solo part is awesome. Cool
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#39
Piano, Flute, & Violin. For me Piano was the easiest to learn. Violin made my neck tired after a while as did the flute.
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#40
I'm very tempted to learn how to play the violin. But as of right now, I have no time. Maybe next year...?
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