Which music instrument would you like to learn?
 

The piano

Sitar, Violin, Tenor Sax and Flute.

Occult's piano

I wouldn't mind learning piano

Piano, Guitar, Drums

I would like to learn to play the sitar because it would be a good excuse to buy a sitar.

Not just a good excuse but the best excuse.

of course violin. This one is my first proority.

I think drums.

1. Saxophone
2. Trumpet
3. Cello

Probably guitar next. For fundamental purposes of songwriting. I think it'll help me learn chord structures better. I can do a little guitar work, just not enough to say that I play guitar, at least not by my own standards. Same as with piano/keys.

I've always though the harmonica was pretty cool.

I've tried, but I just don't have the lungs for it. Gassed in less than a minute.

1. Bagpipes
2. Clarinet
3. Sitar
4. Tabla
5. Voice

(already playing the piano and some Cuban drums)

I'm already trying to learn the bagpipes and a little guitar and flute stuff.

If I had the time and talent I would also learn crwth and talharpa. But I guess I'm too old to start something new :laughing:

Yeah I wonder when someone is too old to start learning an instrument.

I would love to learn how to play a piano, then the guitar and drums. I think the latter would be the most difficult, just airdrumming different things with 4 limbs proves quite difficult. Not sure if that's something you can learn?

Same here. A little old to be able to master anything really but...

Piano. My grandpop was a wizard on keys, apparently. He died before I was born so I never got the chance to hear him. But it comes rather easily to me - just never felt challenged or intrigued enough to really learn.

Yeah, to be honest, the whole 9-6 job thing is really putting a dent on my hobby ambitions. I'd also like to learn/improve on various foreign languages (Spanish, Portugues, Italian and French ideally). But I also have a lot of books on my to-read list, I still haven't seen all interesting movies ever made (although that one at least is within my reach), there's loads of classic music I haven't gotten around to properly listening to (working from home during the pandemic helps) etc. If I go to the gym 5-6 times per week, AND HAVE TO COOK AND FEED MYSELF, it seems there's not enough time in the day to do everything!

I don't know how you managed to get that encyclopedic knowledge in films and classical music while holding down a job, something must have suffered. :/

:) Never enough hours in the day is there? I think it’s a blessing to feel that way. Though, to be honest, the older I get the more I relish doing absolutely nothing.

I'd like to improve my drum sequencing with Reaper. I have a long way to go since my rhythm skills (timing and snare drum rudiments) are terrible as well as my drum sequencing skills. I just gotta get on that horse and start riding it.

1. piano
2. guitar
3. drum
4. violin

The Sitar

I've had one of those for a couple of years now, but where I live t's extremely hard (impossible really) to find a teacher/guru, and learning it by myself isn't easy either.

I can play some stuff, or add a sitar part to a song I'm working on, but I wouldn't really call my sitar skills anything near "knowing how to play it"

Sitar, drums, tabla, bass guitar

I just bought a harmonica.

Any tips on learning to play it?

I'm trying to learn bending, but I kinda feel it's not the place to start

I love guiter. I am a gitarist. all the day i either listening music or or playing guiter or make some music peice.

I would really love to learn how to play an electric guitar. I would also love to how to play a Cristal Baschet(i how its a rare one but yes i love it)

Trumpet. Easily my favorite instrument to listen to. Bad songs are made better by including it.

I'm trying to get a trumpet for a couple of years now – I never have the money.
I played it three times so far, and loved every second of it.
Though I'm thinking whether a cornet is not a better option – it has a very similar sound, and is much cheaper (also Don Cherry plays it...so there's that)

I mastered the guitar a year ago. Now you can't tear your ears off

What do you mean by mastered?

I'm getting a trumpet for Christmas.
Then I hope to enlist for the trumpet individual course at my current music school (I'm on bass now; with additional classes of drums, piano, electric guitar and...um...latino/african percussion instruments in general)

I used to be pretty alright at guitar but I forgot pretty much everything I learned due to me hitting a brick wall of depression and going nearly two years without practicing. I also have a violin that I've messed around with but never actually learned how to play.

Hurdy Gurdy

Piano. Grandpop played it. Inherited his gift of perfect pitch. Just not my calling. As a hobby, though, I’ve slacked off considerably. Still enjoy banging out tunes by memory in the wee hours of the morning.

Says the one who listens to broken string bands

That's what makes them so rad

congrats! Send us a video of your playing.

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I play guitar .. I really would like to be able to play better blues..

"The Blues" isn't an instrument, is it?

I'd love to be able to play "THE" Blues one day though