I am very dedicated, but I do need something to let my anger out and music was just the key. My anger is what kept me dedicated. I know that sounds harsh. But it is what it is. Part of the reason why I like Cars so much was the way it helped my anger but thatās a story to tell in the off-topic part on a rainy day when you have nothing to do.
Iāll be sure to post some of my song covers on YouTube to show you people. I have no problems doing that.
Jessie, that list is amazing! I canāt believe one person can play all of those.
I can play piano, but thatās really it I canāt even really play it, I just get tutorials off YouTube and learn. So itās not official. I also have a harmonica, and I mess around with that, but Iām no where near good at playing it
I started playing piano when I was five, but for various reasons I had to quit three years later. When I was 8 I started playing the clarinet in homeschool band but I switched to bass clarinet later that year. When I was 9 I started playing alto sax. I started taking violin lessons in 2006, and two or three years ago I started playing guitar. Two years ago I started playing tenor saxophone and I pretty much fell in love with it. And almost three weeks ago I started learning the baritone, which has been pretty hard since Iāve never played a brass instrument before.
Jessie, that really is astounding! Iād love to hear a recording of you playing something one day
Iāve been taking piano lessons for a year and a half and Iām not afraid to admit I am terrible at it for someone whoās been practicing for that long, but itās kinda fun, and I guess thatās all that really matters. My sister used to play guitar and can manage an ocarina. Iāve tried the ocarina before and itās not too difficult, I just hate putting my mouth on a woodwind instrument someone elseās mouth has touched. xD
I play the piano (but not very well) and the trumpet.
Iām really into more obscure instruments though, Iād love to get my hands on a theremin, and at the moment Iām teaching myself how to play the ocarina.
A theremin is pretty much a radio with two antennas sticking out different ends and you change the pitch and volume by moving your hands between them. It makes a really cool creepy electronic sound, kind of like the original Star Trek theme tune. Theyāre $200+ though, and most of the ones you buy you actually have to assemble first.
The ocarina is a really old wind instrument (12,000+ years) that kind of sounds like a pan flute or panpipes. I got mine as a preorder bonus when I bought The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the 3DS and havenāt been able to put it down since.
Iāve played the clarinet for about it a year now . I really enjoy playing it with a band, although I would love to learn the piano one day.
My sisterās the proper musician though! Grade 8 alto sax, grade 7 clarinet, and she also plays the tenor sax, piano, violin and flute. Sheās hopefully joining the army band when sheās 18, so yay for her
Draik- Whoa! Those are crazy cool instruments! Reminds me of one of my favorites, the Armonica. NOT the Harmonica, but a different instrument popular in the 18th century, invented by Benjamin Franklin, and popular with many people, including Marie Antoinette.