Which instrument would you like to learn to play?

[Sendaii]

I'd love to learn to play the Chapman stick. It's the most versatile string instrument that I have ever seen. Here's a couple of videos:



The guy in the first video is playing the cantina band song from Star Wars, the bass solo sounds really cool IMO. The man in the second video, who appears to be wearing pyjamas, is playing an improvised metal song.

 

[Mystic Michael]

Yeah, the Chapman Stick for me too. Specifically the Chapman Stick Bass (either 8-string tuned in fourths, or an 8-string or 10-string in reciprocal tuning).

Also the electric upright bass.

And the piano.

That should suffice...

MM

 

[ausf]

Theremin.

 

[steamthief]

Bass guitar.

 

[hdracer]

Bass guitar.

+1

 

[I<34080]

keys, guitar, drums

i can do basic things on all three, but in general I suck at them all.

 

[Sendaii]

Bass guitar.

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[somegeezer]

Well I'm still learning bass and always will be haha. But I would love to learn sax. It has a really nice tone to it.

 

[cnltb]

Trumpet.

 

[Phalex]

Tin whistle. It'd be great to have something light I could just throw in a pocket.

 

[Sendaii]

Tin whistle. It'd be great to have something light I could just throw in a pocket.

I own a tin whistle, but I've never learned how to play it. Maybe I should start.

 

[Phalex]

I own a tin whistle, but I've never learned how to play it. Maybe I should start.

I ordered one, but so far it's a mystery to me.

 

[KwinS]

Bagpipes...and the hardingfele.

 

[geezerjpj]

kazoo and jew's harp

 

[waleross]

The Chapman Stick is cool. How much are they? Is it " if you have to ask , then you can't afford it expensive" ??????? Don't answer , I'll be poking around and find out for myself......

 

[blockinlay]

I thought it'd be cool to try a sitar

 

[Sandor138]

I thought it'd be cool to try a sitar

this, and keytar

 

[Marginal Tom]

1. bass 2. keyboards 3. lead guitar 4. steel guitar

 

[RED5]

Stick.

 

[Sendaii]

this, and keytar

Keytars are brilliant. It's like being back in the 80s, minus the loud colours and hair.