What musical instrument would you have liked to have been good at?

[DJack]

Pink trombone

What you blow is your own business. We aren't here to judge you.

 

[Mount St Helens]

I always fancied the Sax as it goes, but didn't have the patience to do all that practise,more to the point I'm tone deaf, so that doesn't help.
But during lockdown and being a bit bored I jumped onto the interweb and ordered myself a nice little harmonica, to while away a few hours, days and months even. Fvck me it's harder than in looks, I mean they make it look so easy on YouTube. Needless to say I persevered for a week, and then gave up, it's been in the box ever since, probably never see the light of day again.

Get one in the key of G and you can draw and blow along with most popular songs .
One in A will give you blues riffs

 

[Manselton Jack]

Guitar for me, a neighbour taught guitar & my parents offered to pay for lessons for me but I was a kid & not interested in music at the - too busy playing football & cricket.
Opportunity missed

 

[BanosSwan]

Bass guitar. Didn't appreciate until I saw my mate play it at 28.

 

[blessedpiu]

Looking back at your post from a year ago, it's still fascinating to read about your musical instrument preferences. The choice between bass guitar and drums must have been quite the pondering, as they both bring such distinct rhythms to music. And your admiration for the flute, clarinet, saxophone, and violin shows your appreciation for the melodic and expressive side of music.

If you've had any new musical adventures since then, like exploring those instruments you mentioned, a musical instrument store could be a great place to start. They offer a plethora of options for musicians of all levels.

 

[Darran]

Max’s favourite instrument in school was the dinner bell.

:lol: