What Instrument(s) Do You Play?

Discussion in 'Miscellaneous' started by ultipig, Apr 12, 2015.

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Do you play an instrument?

Yes! 33 vote(s) 63.5%
No. 5 vote(s) 9.6%
Is mayonnaise an instrument? 14 vote(s) 26.9%
  1. I play the alto saxophone.

    I really WANT to play the electric and acoustic guitar, but then again, I am more of a vocals person. Though growing up says otherwise >_<
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  2. I used to play the drums/percussion kit and obeo ( like my friend LordessSpartan_ ) and now I play the piano =3 In 2nd-3rd grade my whole class had to play the recorder :p
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  3. My signature says it all...

    Any other violinists out there? <3
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  4. I play snare drum, Bass drum, and timpani, and also play guitar.
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  5. Couldn't find any pictures of your instrument, is this right?
  6. yup looks about right :p
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  7. Well.. Each button on my microwave makes a different sound when I press them. All I can play is Old McDonald...

    I am considering trying to learn how to play Metallica's Master of Puppets next.

    I will be sure to record it and post it here, merely to show off
  8. I play the Cello. I take private lessons, and have done so inconsistently since I was about 5. So I guess I've been playing 12 years but it's more like 8 legit years.

    I am actually currently mastering the Elegie in C minor, by Faure. I am soon to perform it in class at school. We had the opportunity to pick our own solos so I get the chance to actually challenge myself in a school that definitely lacks in musical talent (with some exceptions). It's funny, people at my school think I'm the greatest musician ever, because they've never seen better up close I guess. However, as soon as I go to a city wide event or province wide (I'm canadian, we have provinces) I become the worst there. I'm ok with that of course because it gives me a chance to be a learner instead of a mentor to others in my school.

    Anyways, I'll let you guys hear the Elegie, it's a very beautiful piece. It's slow at the beginning but bare through it, it's amazing. Something I learned about it is that Gabriel Faure wrote this piece in mourning of his dead wife. So that's what it's about, just for some context.

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