What Instruments Do You Play?
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Re: What Instruments Do You Play?
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Piano
Piano is awesome!!
Anyone can play it. It Looks beautiful, sounds beautiful, smooth and majestic. It's wonderful! it's very fun, simple, easy to learn, versatile, flexible instrument in the world. The instrument you should learn first is Piano. It is the most popular among music composers. It can be played to make a relaxing, soothing and peaceful mood or a loud and fun mood. The piano has a range larger than all instruments. You can play bass/rhythm, harmony, and melody all at the same time.
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Those are all so different! Are you teaching yourself to play sax and trumpet or getting some type of formal instruction?
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Well, I follow YouTube tutorials. I don't think there is anything different,,, noted will remain as they are no matter the instrument. Doh in a piano will remain doh in a sax in whatever key it is playedOdette Chace wrote: ↑01 Mar 2020, 20:38Those are all so different! Are you teaching yourself to play sax and trumpet or getting some type of formal instruction?


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