I play saxophone, mainly alto.

I play drums,guitar,and piano my main instrument is drums then i play guitar as a hobbie

I have been known to seriously mangle things on a piano....Fortunately for the rest of humanity.I dont do it that often Because I am too busy with Harmonica,Bagpipes,Trumpet,Banjo,Guitar,Mandolin,Electric Baritone Guitar,Native flute and handdrum.

I play mostly the Hurdy-Gurdy and a few diffrent bagpipes. The swedish and the spanish Gaita are my favorites.

I play 5 string banjo, which I inherited. I am still learning and its been an uphill struggle, but I enjoy it.

I play Flute, Tuba, and Clarinet. I have the most experience with my flute, but I also spent a couple years on the tuba and clarinet is one of those works in progress along with the violin. I have this silly fear of instruments with strings, so I don't like to practice the violin and I would never play a piano.

i play guitar and harmonica

I play guitar but I spend most of my time lately learning the mandolin, bluegrass style.  It's getting better all the time.

Redophile plays the piano.

Drums, mostly; trombone with a couple of bands every now and again, guitar and bass for fun, trying to pick up piano again.

I'm a dab hand with a kazoo, too...

I play  guitar and a little banjo, I play djembe, and fool around on piano when no one is listening.

Okay, here we go...

- 6 Blade Knife Collector in eternal - guitar- acquisition-mode ;-PPP

- Electric Guitar...main instrument

- Acoustic "Western"...slide & finger-picking

- 'd love a "Nylon" concert guitar... mine broke 1,5yrs ago...

- Latest ATTEMPT : Guitar Banjo!... love it ,since tenor or 5 string banjos didnt work for me so far

- 5-String Bass...for composing and pre-productions...I'd love a 5 string Fretless though...

- Synth...I love 70s&80s Synth-sound...maybe cuz I am to lazy to regain left&right hand coordination on a real piano,which was actually my first Intrument...

- Logic Studio, Pro Tools & all these fancy toys in my Studio are good Instruments, too :-))))))))

Thnx for your Attention!

ROCK ON&GOD BLESS!!!

Kai

Just added mountain dulcimer to my list. What a sweet little instrument. I have probably clocked just under 5 hours on it so far, but I am starting to get the knack.

I had previously been a big fan of the McNally Strumstick... and incorrectly credited the creator John McNally   with the diatonic fretting, which, frankly is brilliant.

I find that  chords are much easier on the dulcimer (because the frets are closer together) and it lends itself to more complicated interaction of chords and melodies, as far as I see it anyway.

Play on!

I am a classical pianist, with a smaller background in classical violin and solo vocals. I have been wanting to learn the Celtic Fiddle, but no one in my region teaches it.

I play upright and electric bass

I play the cello and bass. I can play violin and viola too.

I play the flute, trumpet/cornet and I'm attempting to teach myself the guitar

I studied clarinet and bassclarinet at the conservatory. Besides that I play saxophone (mainly alto) and flute in a bigband. The rest of the instruments (in descending order of proficiency): bassoon, guitar, drums/percussion, trombone and a tiny bit trumpet and piano.

When are we going to form an all red band???

Mainly guitar. Just learning banjo.