favorite musical insturment?
favorite musical insturment?
what's yours? mines the bass clarinet, octocontrabass clarinet and loophonium
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I learned guitar before bass, and most of the bassists I know did the same thing. With some work on you fingers, bass is pretty much the same thing only in bass clef and - the B and E string. But I play with a jamaican drummer who is learning bass, and he seems to be having an easier time with bass than guitar, so I guess you never know.
The oboe. Because I like to say "Oboe".
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You stole mine! Those are awsome instruments.
I used to play Trumpet, and that kicks ass. I also used to play Recorder and was SO GOOD at it, if I kept with I'd be like, a pro Recorder player.
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DontPanic wrote:Morgan wrote:
my mom is in an mbira band. they were the first band of that kind in BC.
Sweet!
I played in a Mbira and Marumba band in college. Nothing is better than playing the Clash on an African wooden xylophone.
yeah, my mom plays that too. i started to learn how to play it when i was 12 or so, but then i realised that i'm not a hippy nor am i from zimbabwe.
umbrellaless wrote:Clarinets of all sorts, but particularly the two that I play: Bb (the one that everybody plays in high school) and Eb (sort of like the piccolo of clarinets).
i played soprano b flat clarinet before my director promoted and gave me a b flat bass clarinet. ive heard those e flat sopranos; they're freaky high compared to my insturment.
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