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Dhwani 01-17-2018 11:11 PM

I think drums.

jszclar 02-08-2018 09:32 PM

1. Saxophone
2. Trumpet
3. Cello

SmokeAndMirrors 02-14-2018 07:23 PM

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.

uncle salty 02-15-2018 12:14 PM

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.

maxwell93 03-11-2021 12:58 PM

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

(already playing the piano and some Cuban drums)

Meticus 03-16-2021 01:36 AM

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:

adidasss 03-16-2021 02:59 AM

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?

ando here 03-16-2021 09:15 PM

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Originally Posted by adidasss (Post 2166373)
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.

adidasss 03-16-2021 09:50 PM

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. :/

ando here 03-16-2021 10:57 PM

:) 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.


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