Irish tenor Banjo
Mandolin
Guitar....a little bit
Other Instruments
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Whistling Willie
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Guitar
Bass guitar
Bodhran
Mandolin (early days, but getting on ok)
mouthorgan (harmonica if you prefer)
Keyboards
I'd love to have a go at tenor banjo and perhaps bazouki, but neither time nor money really permit...
Bass guitar
Bodhran
Mandolin (early days, but getting on ok)
mouthorgan (harmonica if you prefer)
Keyboards
I'd love to have a go at tenor banjo and perhaps bazouki, but neither time nor money really permit...
And whether the blood be highland, lowland or no.
And whether the skin be black or white as the snow.
Of kith and of kin we are one, be it right, be it wrong.
As long as our hearts beat true to the lilt of a song.
And whether the skin be black or white as the snow.
Of kith and of kin we are one, be it right, be it wrong.
As long as our hearts beat true to the lilt of a song.
Let's see, in the order in which I started learning them:
Clarinet
Harmonica
Sax
Basoon
Flute (the nickel-plated student model kind)
Guitar
Bodhran
[Tinwhistle]
Bones
Dumbek
Flute (simple system Irish)
I can't decide what to try next, Mandolin or some kind of Dulcimer.
Probably whatever is easiest to sneak into the house w/o my wife seeing
I think I may have musical A.D.D., I can't stick with one instrument for long.
I tend to hop around a lot.
Clarinet
Harmonica
Sax
Basoon
Flute (the nickel-plated student model kind)
Guitar
Bodhran
[Tinwhistle]
Bones
Dumbek
Flute (simple system Irish)
I can't decide what to try next, Mandolin or some kind of Dulcimer.
Probably whatever is easiest to sneak into the house w/o my wife seeing
I think I may have musical A.D.D., I can't stick with one instrument for long.
I tend to hop around a lot.
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dfernandez77
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Actually when I said "larynx" I was talking about singing. Seems to have taken on a whole new meaning - and I can't imagine how considering the serious tone of most of my posts.feadogin wrote:Back to that again, huh?
J.
Ok, seriously. I played both trumpet and guitar long ago in the misty past. It's been so long I've forgotten how to pucker for a mouthpiece, and I can hardly pick my nose let alone a guitar string.
Daniel
It's my opinion - highly regarded (and sometimes not) by me. Peace y'all.
It's my opinion - highly regarded (and sometimes not) by me. Peace y'all.
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tommyk
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Other instruments:
9-holed whistle (that counts, believe me)
simple-system wooden flutes (D and A)
simple-system wooden piccolo
Irish bouzouki
mandolin
banjo-mandolin
bodhrans
bones
uilleann pipes (learning)
9-holed whistle (that counts, believe me)
simple-system wooden flutes (D and A)
simple-system wooden piccolo
Irish bouzouki
mandolin
banjo-mandolin
bodhrans
bones
uilleann pipes (learning)
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Whistle
silver flute
guitar
M&E flute
bag whistle
Native American flute
bag pipe chanter
xylophone
thumb piano
Bose radio
sony cd
owl call
coyote call
train whistle
slide whistle
boson pipe
MT bottles
silver flute
guitar
M&E flute
bag whistle
Native American flute
bag pipe chanter
xylophone
thumb piano
Bose radio
sony cd
owl call
coyote call
train whistle
slide whistle
boson pipe
MT bottles
''Whistles of Wood'', cpvc and brass. viewtopic.php?f=1&t=69086
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Scott McCallister
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hmmm... In chronological order of learning...
Marimba (since old enough to see the tops of the bars)
Recorder (tenor & sop. mostly sight reading/accomp. of church music)
Trombone (my principle-- classical, symphonic, quintet, baroque; jazz-swing, dixie, bebop; rock--tower of power type stuff)
Singing (lots of styles)
Fountain pen? (composition counts as a music creation, right?)
Piano (mostly for composition of original works)
Guitar (mostly for composition; jazz; rock; some classical; some ITM)
Recording console (a little stretch, but doing it well is a lot like playing an instrument)
Native American Flute (doodling)
Shakuhachi (noodling)
Whistle (ITM)
Low Whistle (ITM-- the grip and air control is different enough to count separately I think)
Uilleann Pipes (ITM, some tower of power stuff... just kidding )
Irish Flute (ITM)
Bodhran (ITM)
Bones (just ITM so far, but I know would work well with bluegrass and dixie/trad jazz)
Mandolin (ITM; some bluegrass)
Harmonica (blues)
Melodica (mostly for adding a 'free-reed' sound to some compositions don't have a squeezebox yet)
Been scoping Tenor Banjos... and squeezeboxes... oh, and an autoharp.(somebody stop me.. please...)
Marimba (since old enough to see the tops of the bars)
Recorder (tenor & sop. mostly sight reading/accomp. of church music)
Trombone (my principle-- classical, symphonic, quintet, baroque; jazz-swing, dixie, bebop; rock--tower of power type stuff)
Singing (lots of styles)
Fountain pen? (composition counts as a music creation, right?)
Piano (mostly for composition of original works)
Guitar (mostly for composition; jazz; rock; some classical; some ITM)
Recording console (a little stretch, but doing it well is a lot like playing an instrument)
Native American Flute (doodling)
Shakuhachi (noodling)
Whistle (ITM)
Low Whistle (ITM-- the grip and air control is different enough to count separately I think)
Uilleann Pipes (ITM, some tower of power stuff... just kidding
)Irish Flute (ITM)
Bodhran (ITM)
Bones (just ITM so far, but I know would work well with bluegrass and dixie/trad jazz)
Mandolin (ITM; some bluegrass)
Harmonica (blues)
Melodica (mostly for adding a 'free-reed' sound to some compositions don't have a squeezebox yet)
Been scoping Tenor Banjos... and squeezeboxes... oh, and an autoharp.(somebody stop me.. please...)
There's and old Irish saying that says pretty much anything you want it to.
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dfernandez77
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