What musical instrumet can you play

[Slowfaller 0]

Here we are

Chris

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[freeflir29 0]

I guess the other thread wasn't sufficient? Had to have a poll huh?

[indyz 1]

Bass, poorly. Sold it over the summer because I needed an extra $100 to put me over the top for my rig. That kid got a great deal because I didn't have time to wait for it to sell on consignment.

[Slowfaller 0]

Looking at a graph is easier IMHO, no offense to Phatcat.

Chris

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[christoofar 0]

I play piano. I've composed stuff, too. Most of it is slowtempo Jazz, solo piano.

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[skymama 37]

Uh....is piano really considered a percussion instrument? And, where are the woodwinds?

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[Chivo 0]

Learning to play the Guitar and played Piano a long time ago.

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[christoofar 0]

Yes, piano is a percussion instrument... so is the xylophone, clavichord, harpsichord, etc. It's because you stike the keys to make a sound.

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[Skitzo 0]

I used to play the flute, I still have it, however its been collecting dust in my closet for quite some time. I've been thinking about digging it out for a jump, getting a picture of me sitting with it in the air to send to my Mom and Dad to let them know I still play it. NOT

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Yes, piano is a percussion instrument... so is the xylophone, clavichord, harpsichord, etc. It's because you stike the keys to make a sound.

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Wrong answer. Thank you for playing, please come back and play again sometime.

A harpsichord creates music by plucking the strings, not by striking themwith a hammer like a piano.

Back to music class fer ye, bucko!

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[airgord 1]

my last girlfriend played the skin flute, really well.

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[christoofar 0]

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Yes, piano is a percussion instrument... so is the xylophone, clavichord, harpsichord, etc. It's because you stike the keys to make a sound.

BZZZZT!

Wrong answer. Thank you for playing, please come back and play again sometime.

A harpsichord creates music by plucking the strings, not by striking themwith a hammer like a piano.

Back to music class fer ye, bucko!

Okay, strike that one word and then it's okay.

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[fasterfaller 0]

My girlfriend plays the flute

[dropdeded 0]

Sax,not very good but you know what they say,"bad sax is better than no sax at all".

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[quatorze 1]

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Yes, piano is a percussion instrument... so is the xylophone, clavichord, harpsichord, etc. It's because you stike the keys to make a sound.

uh not exactly, with the piano/harpsichord style insturments, they are classed precussion because there is a hammer attached to the other end of the keys that strike the stings inside

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[FliegendeWolf 0]

Actually, given the difference between how they all function, instruments with keyboards tend to be referred to in music scholarship as (get ready for this...) "keyboard instruments." This is because classifying them by their method of sound production (for example, that pianos are percussion instruments, clavichords and harpsichords are string instruments, organs are wind instruments, etc.) negates their most obvious similarity: that they are played by fingers (or, I suppose, feet too) on a keyboard. Thus, a pianist could play on an organ or a harpsichord, whereas one would not immediately expect a wind player to be able to play a string instrument.

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