What's one instrument you've always wanted to learn, and why haven't you yet?
I'll start: I've wanted to learn trombone for ages now, but my trombone is horribly broken.
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I've always wanted to learn violin, because my mum played that (not that I've ever heard her though) and so thought it sounded beautiful. They tried to get me lessons in school, but because nobody else wanted to, it would have been an insanely expensive individual lesson, so we never did it. In year 4, I started clarinet lessons in school, so I just started playing that and any dream of me playing violin was forgotten by everyone else. Not by me though! I still want to, but now I know I play too many instruments to have time for it.
I had taken violin lessons at age 6, but I've forgotten almost everything now, sadly. It's a shame, because I'm 19 now and I'd be SUPER good at it had I kept it up.
I'd probably say guitar, it's just one of those instruments that's super neat, but I've never had an opportunity to learn
I have a guitar. I should probably try to learn it sometime, but the texture of some strings is just... blegh.
French horn. I love the sound of it, and have wanted to learn it since I heard the horn section at Jr high all state. I can barely get sound on brass though, so it's going to take more time than I've been able to give.
If you ever need to learn brass for any reason, come find me! I played trumpet for 2 years as a secondary instrument. I'm not the best now, since I'm kinda rusty and don't practice it often, but I can get a consistent sound.
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Consistant sound is more than I can do. I can't even figure out how to get decent sound. Thanks for the offer.