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Can you play a musical instrument?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I had to learn the violin at school. Hated it. My best mate got to play the drums (they allocated us instruments in the first year of secondary school) so I was very jealous.
I couldn’t play it now. It’s been over 30 years since I picked one up, and I’ve never been one to learn any others since.
But I bet you crazy Fabsters are very musical.
What can you play?  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"10 points to the first person who’s says they’re a maestro on the Pink Oboe ..
I was just about to say.. pink oboe.
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10 points to you then my lovely xx  |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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I loved violin! And piano. The former I started having lessons for from a very young age and really enjoyed it. So yes, I can play both, violin to a far higher standard. I've not picked it up for a few months, kind of lost the motivation to. I might do tomorrow after reading this thread. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I loved violin! And piano. The former I started having lessons for from a very young age and really enjoyed it. So yes, I can play both, violin to a far higher standard. I've not picked it up for a few months, kind of lost the motivation to. I might do tomorrow after reading this thread. "
 do it! I’m not sure I’d carry on with the violin but I do regret not carrying on with any instruments at all. Mrs Fox’s Bit Of Rough is quite a wonder on the piano and I’m kind of envious I have no talent at all! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I was 1st cornet in the school band, and like everyone else who went to school in the 80's, can play the recorder, the xylophone, glockenspiel, triangle, and tap away on the bongo's. |
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"I had to learn the violin at school. Hated it. My best mate got to play the drums (they allocated us instruments in the first year of secondary school) so I was very jealous.
I couldn’t play it now. It’s been over 30 years since I picked one up, and I’ve never been one to learn any others since.
But I bet you crazy Fabsters are very musical.
What can you play? "
I can get a tune out of most things... even if it's just the tones on the chip & pin machine. 
I am primarily a drummer, but play guitar, piano, bass, and a bit of sax.
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I can play any instrument you give me.
Not sure anyone would want to listen to the cacophony but I can play them.
I’m the words of Eric Morcombe,
‘ I’m playing all the right notes, but not necessarily in the right order’ |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I loved violin! And piano. The former I started having lessons for from a very young age and really enjoyed it. So yes, I can play both, violin to a far higher standard. I've not picked it up for a few months, kind of lost the motivation to. I might do tomorrow after reading this thread. "
I love piano music - I've even got her ladyship to fall in love with a few pieces. I like the violin too but think it is far less forgiving so needs a good player to sound nice.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Recorders, piano, clarinet flute but my main instrument is the oboe, it means I have very flexible lips and great breath control too which can come in handy sometimes....."
what colour is the oboe ? |
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"Guitar, but nowhere near as well as I should be able to. Haven’t played in about 14 years, either."
Same here. It’s finding the time too. Plus I don’t own any anymore. Keep thinking of buying again and sitting down playing when I’m alone. I used to just get lost in playing certain tracks |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I play guitar and a bit of bass occasionally, either with a pick or finger style. Happy to demonstrate my finger style technique for any women if interested |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I had organ lessons as a child. I can still play a bit but only ever enjoyed playing the tune. I couldn't be faffed with the chords. Also play the flute. But never went to band camp  "
Skin flute? |
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"I had organ lessons as a child. I can still play a bit but only ever enjoyed playing the tune. I couldn't be faffed with the chords. Also play the flute. But never went to band camp
Skin flute?"
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Same as OP I was forced onto the violin, but then swapped it for drums when I was 14. Still playing them now, though thankfully for my neighbours on an electric set now.
Can knock out some 90's power chords on guitar and "The Chain" on bass. Enough for a soundcheck!
Spend more time behind the mixer these days, prefer being out of the li_elight. |
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