I can Bearly play the flute and I'm learning how to play the guitar…and….dose Guitar Hero count?

I used to play both guitar and piano, but alas, those skills have escaped me.

Crimsonskystudio
I play Electric Guitar (also acoustic, same guitar) and Electric Drums

Save electricity, dude!
Nah! I'm kidding! :D
Awesome mix of instruments!

cool guy
dose Guitar Hero count?

Depends on how well you play Guitar Hero! ;)

Trumpet, keyboard, and i'm learning to play harmonica.

Evil Lemming
i'm learning to play harmonica.

I always wondered how to play that (Welcome to DD,I see you're new)

Evil Lemming
Trumpet, keyboard, and i'm learning to play harmonica.

People who play the harmonica are awesome.

My main instrument is electric bass guitar (and has been since 1986 B) ) but I also play acoustic and electric guitar, keyboards and I've been known to program a drum machine or two. ;)

Recorder (all mexicans play it, it was decided back in the 1890's when mexico stablished a diplomatic relationship with japan, the current president was received in tokyo by a group of children playing it, he liked it so much that he established musical instruction as part of the mexican educational program, and the recorder as the basic instrument.

Saxophone.

Piano.

Pandafilando
Recorder (all mexicans play it, it was decided back in the 1890's when mexico stablished a diplomatic relationship with japan, the current president was received in tokyo by a group of children playing it, he liked it so much that he established musical instruction as part of the mexican educational program, and the recorder as the basic instrument.

Saxophone.

Piano.

Here in Colorado where I went to school every fifth grader had to buy and learn how to play the recorder, but they only teach us a few songs then we all had to play “Hot Cross Buns” in front of the whole school…

Mushroomcomix

Pandafilando
Recorder (all mexicans play it, it was decided back in the 1890's when mexico stablished a diplomatic relationship with japan, the current president was received in tokyo by a group of children playing it, he liked it so much that he established musical instruction as part of the mexican educational program, and the recorder as the basic instrument.

Saxophone.

Piano.

Here in Colorado where I went to school every fifth grader had to buy and learn how to play the recorder, but they only teach us a few songs then we all had to play “Hot Cross Buns” in front of the whole school…

We also have to learn recorder here in Manitoba around fifth grade. But we actually learned to play a bit more than that. The only one I still remember is this medieval tune we had to play for our medieval-themed xmas concert one year.

I sing a bit here and there, and I play me some electric guitar :3

I'm all metal baby.
:)

Harmonica, and whatever object I find that makes cool noises when you beat on it.

Neolithic rock all the way. B)

I play guitar, bass, drums, and was the front man for popular metal band for about 4 years before ijoined the army. Guitar and bass ive played for 11 years, drums for 1, and as i said Vox for about 4. Got some of my old music at www.myspace.com/ttetheband

;)

Zang One
I play guitar, bass, drums, and was the front man for popular metal band for about 4 years before ijoined the army. Guitar and bass ive played for 11 years, drums for 1, and as i said Vox for about 4. Got some of my old music at www.myspace.com/ttetheband

;)

Freakin' awesome, dude!

I play the guitar.
I just started playing this summer, but my tutor says I progressed very quickly.
Though I tend to just strum for fun rather than play any songs.

If games like guitar hero and rockband count I'm a pretty good bassist and drummer.

Seriously, though, I love playing the accordian. I can play the main metroid theme on it :D

Accordianists get all the chicks.

I play guitar, ukulele, a little bit of keyboard, I own a harmonica, does that count?

cool guy
(Welcome to DD,I see you're new)

Don't drink the cola

I used to be a recorder fanatic. ^_^
Now I just sing if I feel up to it.

8 years of school band makes me pretty good at playing the tuba (I am not kidding)

I also play a didjeridoo. I think I can also play a juice harp.

6497315
8 years of school band makes me pretty good at playing the tuba (I am not kidding)

I also play a didjeridoo. I think I can also play a juice harp.

Last year I went and saw a charity show in our campus coffeehouse, and the headliner, Shane Philips, played a didjeridoo, a guitar, the bongos and a harmonica. And he sang. I bought his CD and his songs are amazing.

6497315
8 years of school band makes me pretty good at playing the tuba (I am not kidding)

I also play a didjeridoo. I think I can also play a juice harp.

Are you Aussie? *crosses fingers*

I learnt to play the didge when I was about 12 by practicing on vacuum cleaner pipes (plastic ones).

Then my Mum bought me a real didge. Growing up in the bush allowed me to go out into it at night and play for hours under the stars. The sound goes right deep down into your bones. I call it the heartbeat of the country.

It is a great instrument because you don't need to know anything about notes, chords, etc : )

But not so great while you wait hours for your lips to stop swelling from the constant vibration!

Still got one of my didges, but haven't played it for ages. I live in suburbia at the moment and as others have said, it's pretty loud.

And yeah, I'm Aussie. (Not a Coorie though)

cartoonprofessor
Not a Coorie though

Heh, You could still be Noongar, Bardi (WA tribes) or a hundred others :P
Remember, Coorie are are only mainly south east… NSW ;)

cartoonprofessor
But not so great while you wait hours for your lips to stop swelling from the constant vibration!

Hehehe, this is worth it just to see :)

I have an old bugle… but the only sound that comes out is disturbingly akin to a flatulent elephant :(

cartoonprofessor
I learnt to play the didge when I was about 12 by practicing on vacuum cleaner pipes (plastic ones).

Then my Mum bought me a real didge. Growing up in the bush allowed me to go out into it at night and play for hours under the stars. The sound goes right deep down into your bones. I call it the heartbeat of the country.

It is a great instrument because you don't need to know anything about notes, chords, etc : )

But not so great while you wait hours for your lips to stop swelling from the constant vibration!

Still got one of my didges, but haven't played it for ages. I live in suburbia at the moment and as others have said, it's pretty loud.

And yeah, I'm Aussie. (Not a Coorie though)

Far out, man! That's awesome!!

Wow. So many here play interesting instruments… o__o

Aside from piano, I play the acoustic guitar and violin, both electrical and acoustic (For some reason, electric guitars don't agree with me). I play in the orchestra and a class band. Ever heard of Yellowcard? Yeah. I'm like, Sean Mackin, but that guy is way better.

One of these days, I'm going to conquer the viola. Fo' reals.

I know it's shit quality, but here's my Keilwerth sax and handmade German guitar:

cow bell :/

Dude. You have style. ;D

Warefish
here's my Keilwerth sax

Is that a tenor I see before me?