What musical instruments do you have?

[methodistgirl]

I might as well add another instrument to the list of what I all ready
have. Although I play two of them at church. I play the handbells
now at church.
judy tooley

[zacheapen]

I have an Ibanez GRX Electric Guitar, Zoom Multi Effects Processor and Marshall Amps !

[JHC]

My Double Bass was sold quite a few years ago as were other instruments, what I have left in my retirement are: 1 Clarinet, 1 Violin, 1 baroque flute, 1 std flute, 1 treble recorder and a plastic descant recorder which I just can‘t throw away, do I still play them ??? No

[Ntalikeris666]

Who wants to come tune my piano for me? i keep putting it off...that's the most boring thing in the world! blah.. I'm gonna have to do it soon though..

what kinda pianos and stuff do you guys all have? i have an acoustic guitar (a lauren), an electric guitar (a jackson), a classical guitar (can't figure out what this one says on the sticker), an acoustic bass guitar (a fender), and my piano's a conover cable company that's about to turn 100 in a year, my grandma bought it a long time ago and made me learn how to play it or else i wasn't allowed to get any other instrument...so i can play that best of all hehehe

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Hello there!
Here are the instruments i own:

1) A Piano (Upright Glass Heilbronn hand made 100 years old approx)
2) A digital Pipe organ (Content Mondri 5800)
3) An Acoustic Guitar
4) A Recorder
5) An Alto Flute
6) A Japanese thing (don't remember its name :P)
7) A Toumberleki (A Greek kind of drum lets say)
8) A Pan Flute
9) A 2 manual Synthesizer (Roland AT-15)

[Montefalco]

These are the instruments I have at my house (not all of them owned by me)
Upright Piano (Kawai)
Two recorders
Clarinet
Two fifes

[Contratrombone64]

Montefalco - which one do you play?

[Montefalco]

CT64 - I play the piano, although I have had rudimentary lessons in recorder as well.

[teddy]

A beautiful old rosewood upright piano, two acostic guitars- one spanish, two violins - one electric. I have no aptitude at all but enjoy trying to play classical guitar.

teddy

[Montefalco]

What I'd really like to have is some sort of grand piano, possibly a Steinway, but sadly, it wouldn't fit into my house or my budget.

[JHC]

What I'd really like to have is some sort of grand piano, possibly a Steinway, but sadly, it wouldn't fit into my house or my budget.

My sister in law has a Baby Grand I don't know the brand but it sounds good

[Contratrombone64]

I've never played or heard a baby grand that I liked, they have a certain woosey quality. In fact, a top of the line upright is a better deal in many ways.

[Montefalco]

I have played on a few baby grands, and maybe one or two concert grands. The baby grands are good if you want to get a lot of loud passages, however I think that concert grands can capture a larger range of dynamics, and with a nicer tonal quality than the babies. Uprights capture a good range of dynamics, and have a nice tonal quality as well, however they can capture quieter dynamics, unlike concert grands which capture louder dynamics.

[JHC]

I've never played or heard a baby grand that I liked, they have a certain woosey quality. In fact, a top of the line upright is a better deal in many ways.

I do agree a good upright can sound excellent, one of our local music group had his Boesendorfer sent over from S.A and it is a beauty

[Montefalco]

I forgot to mention, I also have a didgeridoo.

[teddy]

which I believe is nicknamed the didgeredont