everyone on here seems to play so many instruments..

sorry if anyone plays more than 7 instruments..no offense that i didn't write the numbers, it seems impossible to me to be able to play that many! *lol*

xxx
T

ps i play the flute and the piano!

=) u've posted it twice!

*lol*



twice the answers I play the flute and the clarinet...does singing count as an instrument...i know it isn't one but...?

u've posted it twice!

*lol*



twice the answers I play the flute and the clarinet...does singing count as an instrument...i know it isn't one but...?

*ahem*

I have lessons on
Violin (also play electric but I guess that doesn't count)
Piano (ditto)
Singing

I used to have lessons on
French Horn (my teacher disappeared and I can't find another one, but I still play it on a regular basis)

I am totally self-taught on
Viola
Recorders (both C and F types)
Organ
Guitar (and bass guitar)

I can vaguely play these ones because my friends have taught me how... by that I mean that I could learn a piece if I worked on it for hours on end!!
Flute (very badly, that's why it's not in my signature)
Piccolo (ditto)
Indian flute (ditto)
Clarinet (ditto)
Trumpet (ditto)
Drums (ditto)

Nothing is impossible. (There ARE many instruments that I just CANNOT get a sound out of... just so you know...)

It's double trouble!

I play piano and clarinet and used to play the recorder as a school instrument but I don't anymore.

It's double trouble!

I play piano and clarinet and used to play the recorder as a school instrument but I don't anymore.

I have lessons on:
viola
violin
piano

And I used to have lessons on the clarinet, but now I'm self taught.

Have had lessons on alto sax, clarinet, and piano.

Self-taught on electric bass.

Didn't count my handful of voice lessons.

I have lessons on the piano and violin from friends at university who are learning how to be teachers I also play flute oboe and clarinet in orchestras (clarinet is my first instrument) but can't really afford lessons (what would the student loan company say!) I mess around a little on acoustic guitar (classical) , and I sing in choirs when I have the time. When I got to grade 8 clarinet my teacher advised me against taking music more seriously so I began to expand instead.

I bet I have a bigger toy than anyone else, because I ring church bells too!

Cat

I have lessons on viola, piano and singing. I used to have violin lessons and I'm teaching myself acoustic guitar (so far I can play 2 chords lol)

I used to have clarinet lessons hundreds of years ago (well, it seems that long ago!). I taught myself the recorder and am now learning the flute.

I play the flute, I can also play the recorder(s) can I make that at least 4 then?

Though really, its 2 at the most!

QUOTE (tamsin @ Dec 1 2004, 08:21 PM)

I play the flute, I can also play the recorder(s) can I make that at least 4 then? Though really, its 2 at the most!

I have five sizes of recorder (sopranino, descant, treble, tenor, and bass) but there are two others (C bass and great bass in F) that I have played and one (garklein, a C recorder half the size of the descant) that I haven't. I think it's fair to count them if you have played them. After all, some people would be unable to play the larger sizes because their fingers would not stretch. Incidentally, someone posted that they would like to play tenor but could not cover the holes. My Roessler "knicktenor" has keys that make the stretch very convenient: probably easier than some trebles.

QUOTE (kenm @ Dec 2 2004, 12:57 AM)

I think it's fair to count them if you have played them. After all, some people would be unable to play the larger sizes because their fingers would not stretch. Incidentally, someone posted that they would like to play tenor but could not cover the holes. My Roessler "knicktenor" has keys that make the stretch very convenient: probably easier than some trebles.

I agree... I find my bass very difficult to play - I've never tried a Great Bass, contrabass or subcontrabass recorder, because I know I wouldn't be able to play them because my hands are so tiny!!

I own the recorders from sopranino to bass... I've never played a Garklein but I plan to get one soon... maybe for Christmas!

2. I have lessons on flute and piano.
Used to have violin lessons but gave them up to concentrate on A levels.

My main two instruments that I play are the Piano and Oboe.
I do though double up on the cor anglais now and again.

I have played the organ a few times now. I have played for weddings, funerals and some church services as well.

QUOTE (Subatomic_Star @ Dec 14 2004, 01:43 PM)

2. I have lessons on flute and piano. Used to have violin lessons but gave them up to concentrate on A levels.

*sniff* do you still play it? *bursts into tears* poor violin!!!! am i the only multi-instrumentalist who loves it?

lol I know I'm not... it just saddens me when people give up the violin!!!

although A-levels are more important. I suppose

lol