What Instruments Do You Play?

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I've played piano for 12 years and I love composing as well!
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My sister and I were taught to play the recorder and the piano from early on. I learned the violin and had very basic guitar lessons in high school while she went the way of the clarinet. I would really like to learn the guqin, its melody is so soothing and perfect. I've never actually performed for anyone except in an informal rehearsal at school and think that's where it's gonna end.
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I play a Baritone Ukulele...not very well though. I hope to try my hand at a Tenor Guitar sometime soon.
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I used to play the drums in the marching band at my school... but "play" is pretty generous word to use hahha
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I play (and teach!) piano, and I dabble in guitar!
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I really wish I could say that I play instruments but I can’t play any. It’s really too bad because we have 4 pianos at the dance studio I work at including a beautiful mini grand piano that never gets played until Ballet exams.
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Occasionally piano but I'm not a pro.
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I played piano for 8 years when I was younger, but I nearly forgot by now.
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I taught myself guitar and learn by ear. I'd love to play piano but I can' read sheet music for the life of me :lol:
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I plan on learning how to play saxaphone, drums and violin
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I play the piano! I use it to compose my own songs and tracks. I've been playing for 14 years.
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Post by 82aluaP »

Hi guys,
I play piano, viola and two months ago I finished Master from violin. Started with flute, too, but just as a hobby. :)
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I used to play flute, and even tried to learn the harmonica once. I'd like to pick those up again someday. I don't play anything currently, however. Maybe someday, but not publicly since High School.
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Thinking of learning some. Something cool like a guitar or better yet a saxophone.
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Post by Zion Mesa »

I dabble.

I mostly just keyboard, but I'm planning to learn drums, guitar, and probably re-learn piano when I get access to one again.
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