Wow, no drummers yet???? Drummer here for the past 5 years.. tried my hand at a few traditional Indian instruments, then learnt to play the trumpet, gave the keyboard/piano a shot,
then I tried playing the drums myself because my guitarist friend needed a drummer, never could afford the classes, but self learning has its own merits, if you like the instrument, you can have a lot of fun learning!!! nothing set me free like the drums!!!
Piano, Keyboards. I enjoy composing music, although I don't have as much talent as I would like.....oh well.....music is to be enjoyed, whether you listen to it, or play or compose it.
I've played trumpet for 5 years. I'm halfway good at everything but range (the one thing that matters), so that limits a lot.
Also played guitar for 3 months now. More fun than trumpet, because I can suck without pressure.
Saxaphone during high school and college. We had a strong marching band program that was really fun...but jazz was the focus for me. I also had the opportunity to learn a lot of percusssion instruments during a muscal (kettle drums, xylophone, chimes, etc.) as part of the pit orchestra.
I also like to think of the way I use my tennis racket as very lyrical, but that probably doesn't count.
Clarinet from the age of 6 and piano from 12 years old. In more recent years I have only continued with keyboards for a little home composition and home studio fun. My voice is passable and have been involved with choirs in the past. I find it difficult to pick up the Clarinet now as I can hear in my head what I used to sound like in my teens when a musical career was possible. Time has passed and a degree of talent it seems
been playing drums for about a year and a half, on and off, mostly off due to a recent big move, but am looking to assembling the kit again soon, and banging along as best i can.
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