I play bass guitar, but my main art is poetry. If you like check out my group in Literary arts

I play 5 string bass guitar, piano, and i'm currently learning acoustic guitar. I just started trying to write lyrics...i'm learning it's somewhat of a challenge for me.

I play both electric and acoustic (nylon strings, not metal string) guitar.
At the moment not as much as I would like to but try to make time for every once in a while.

A few years back I was pretty active and played in two bands (not at the same time). In those bands we were writing our own songs and covering some other songs. Mostly rock, rock 'n roll and a bit of metal.  Everybody moved to other places and even other countries (study, work, etc) and resulting in the fact that those bands stopped to exist.

A while later I started my own business and haven't had time since :)

I did trombome 5th-8th grade.  Marching bass drum junior, and snare drum senior year along with concert band in high school.

I want to learn to sing before getting to serious on any instruments, but I have hopes for the keyboards, Irish tin whistle, and bódhran.

Wow, you know quite a lot of diverse intstruments Jenna

That's awesome that you got to perform in some bands, Wouter.

I've been playing the piano for 9, almost 10, years. I REALLY want to start learning how to play acoustic guitar.

i play guitar a little drums little keyboards a little bass wouldnt mind gettin a mandolin i still practice by myself and with friends wanna know more just ask  :)

Acoustic guitar, for about 2 and a half years now, i mainly play strummy rock stuff (think foo fighters, stereophonics, travis etc..) Haven't got round to writing my own stuff yet but i'm sure i will do at some point :)

Hope to start learning violin in the near future (when i'm not too broke to pay for lessons!)

.... and maybe i'll learn piano and/or ocarina as well at some point

I play Guitar (accoustic and electric), also Bass (accoustic and electric as well) and anything else i can fiddle around with long enough to figure something out givin the time.:) percussion is my next goal:)

I've played the trombone for 10 years - 5th grade to the present.  I also recently started to work on the acoustic guitar and the harmonica.  I would like to learn trumpet and violin...

Penny whistle all the way and a bit of the bhodran(but not in public (much) and i can get a tune out of a consatener

"consatener"?  Do you mean concertina?

Im all about the keys and drums. While I play them in a band my real passion is producing and audio engineering!!

I have been playing the Irish fiddle for about 6 years and have recently picked up the mandolin along with the Irish drum! Besides jamming with other musicians every Wednesday night at the pub I've been thinking what else I could do with my music.  Maybe start an irish rock band??

I play piano!  Unfortunately right now I just have an electric keyboard, but it does the trick. 

I play the clarinet and the sousaphone for my school bands.

Hey everyone!

I play the Clarinet and am learning the acoustic guitar (which seems to be a favourite from what I've read).

I've also dabbled with the Alto Saxophone, Flute and Trumpet but that was in my high school days.

Cheers!

A-fiddling casually for about 35 years now, mainly Irish trad (Donegal style), and contemporary stuff. It runs in the family... ;) Currently trying my hand at flutes and whistles - a totally different ball game, but fun, too :)

I started out singing at about 3 my first instrument about the same age was the harmonica

I come from a long line of Musicans (mostly fiddle players) However by the time I was 11 I had mastered and gotten really bored with the Chromatic slide Harmonica plus it seemed that everybody else was able to play louder and drown me out quite easily. While my mother played Classical Violin and my father played Fiddle I was forbidden from touching their instruments because I had "hard touch" So I took up Bagpipes, then trumpet because the Highschool band was short 8 trumpet players (they only had 1 without me)and they had room for 10. We eventually had 6 before the end of the year 

Then when I was in college I picked up Guitar, Banjo and Electric Baritone because I had to fill in for the regular guys in the  one of the Bar bands that I was a male vocalist for. In 2004 I was in a bad Car accident couldnt hold anything as heavy as my other instruments so I picked up Mandolin.

In college I was a First tenor that was  able to sing from Mid Baritone to not quite Mid Soprano.However In 2007 I was Diagnosed with throat cancer of the vocal chords ( I'm living proof that second hand smoke is dangerous) and after a number of surgeries was ordered not to sing for a year. I was really depressed about this so I went to see me cousin who I had played in a band with in college because he always gets me to laughing. My cousin is a master Flute maker and he gifted me with my first native american flute (one of his "stove peices!) it had been destined for the fire till he saw me light up and play it like it was one of his top of the line peices. After learning bagpipes every other instrument has been really easy for me .  It being real easy to sound and  light to hold It and I were inseparable for a long time. That is till he actually gifted me with a top of the line peice at Christmas in 2008. 

I own an antique upright piano....can't play it ............yet

so there you go 8? Some of them very well and others well .......the neighborhood dogs are my vocalists