I have been playing the piano since I was 7 years old.


P.S Does Air Guitar count?

I started playing trumpet in 7th grade (1972) and have been playing ever since. I am starting my 23rd year as a band director, currently teaching middle school, although I've taught at every level. I've learned to play all of the band and orchestra instruments, enough to demonstrate proper tone production, etc. to students. My trumpet playing is not so good these days, as I focus more on teaching than on playing, but in my past lives I've played in everything from chamber orchestras to big bands.

I have played the piano for about 13 years, and now I teach it to young beginners (lots of fun!). I have been singing in choirs for about 10 years, Played the viola for about six months, and I sort of know about 4 chords on a guitar (that's my dad's department).
It's great to see there are so many musicians here!

I have lessons on how to play two very useful musical instruments...

-The keyboard. I recently got referred to a Youth Band in need of a keyboardist, but I'm not sure about taking up the offer, since I've played the keyboard for just a few years. My teacher suggested I skip straight to Grade 3 or 4 shortly after starting, since - strangly- I seem to have very quickly made up for lost time! And I'm now turning my attention to the piano...broader horizons...?

-And my voice. Singing lessons really are extremely useful, especially if you like performing arts. For me, the most exciting form of performing is musical theatre, and if I hadn't started singing lessons when I did, I don't think I'd have been able to become a part of the great group of people in the amateur theatre company my teacher helped me rpepare an auditon piece for!

I play acoustic guitar though I can't call myself an expert. I taught myself through the use of guitar books and internet tabulation sites and other guitar information sites. I am a fan of stringed instruments and guitar and violin were the first instruments I ever wanted to play, since I was 6 years old.

I have been playing acoustic for about 3 years now. Although, electric guitar has cool effects I don't really enjoy the distortion side of it which tends to give me more of a headache than anything else. Acoustic guitar is great!

I write songs, I play the guitar, piano, and violin...I also compose my own music.

I play trumpet in two orchestras, a band and a jazz ensemble. Been playin 10 years, dabble in the violin, but it sounds like a dying cat, and i play piano a little. Doing A Level music at the moment but couldn't carry it on to university!

I'm a guitarist but I also dabble in drums, piano, bass, harmonica, and the kazoo :P

Ive played piano for about 9 years, and had lessons for about 4 1/2. I've been learning flute for half a year. I leant the recorder when I was about 5, I'm almost 14 now and I hardly ever play it, flute is so much better. I also sing though not in public, I'm too shy. I once tried to teach myself giutar and as a result I can't read chord charts, but I can read TAB and off Piano type music. I don't think one song on clarinet counts, but in music i sometimes have a play on my friend's clarinet

I play the French Horn, and the E Flat Tenor Horn though neither as well as I would like to. I have played since 1974 (heavens above, that's a long time)!!!

I've played violin for 14 years. I recently recieved a guitar from my mum for Christmas so I guess I'll be playing that soon also !

I play some harmonica, mostly just blues in 2nd position. I'd like to learn more, though - I just lack the dedication;)

I sing,and play piano,I can sort of play guitar but I'm not that great yet.I used to play saxophone.But the main thing is my singin,I love to sing

Oh, I forgot Cowbell!