Any musicians out there?
shadows2424
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Ive been into music since i was very little. My uncle and sister got me into it. Over the years ive self taught myself guitar bass guitar piano and drums. I was taught the cello for four years in my schools orchestra and now im learn in how to use fl studio on the computer. I adore music very very much. How did you get into music, when did you start, what do you play, what do you want to learn to play. I'd like to hear about your musical thoughts please share.
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I love music. All kinds. I play piano/keyboard0
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I have always loved music. I started in gr 7 in school band but remember begging for lessons to no avail way before this. I practiced a lot and received a Bachelor of Music degree in flute and theory. I love performing and teaching. I had to give it up for a while because of health reasons but very eager to get back at it soon.0
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Yah. Self taught in the geetar, ukulele and I play the piano (although not too good anymore because my folks forced lessons down my throat as a kid when I should have been outside breaking my neighbors' windows with baseballs).0
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I have just begun to play the guitar. Not good yet but I love trying. Love all kinds of music.0
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Sugar_Pill wrote: »I can play about 1 minute and 20 seconds of enter sandman and one (Metallica for people who live under a rock)... And that took a month to learn.
I salute all of you! ^
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I'm an opera singer
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I can play piano and violin (violin not very well) lol0
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Yes.. Drummer, piano & now - clarinet.
Come from a long line of family members who were/are musicians. Been studying & playing for 40 years. It's a part of my DNA - can't change it.
Played, recorded and taught for a "living" for 6 years.
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Thats cool I've been wanting to take piano lessons myself.Yes.. Drummer, piano & now - clarinet.
Come from a long line of family members who were/are musicians. Been studying & playing for 40 years. It's a part of my DNA - can't change it.
Played, recorded and taught for a "living" for 6 years.
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Yup
Dad put me into guitar lessons at 4. I took theory until I was 14. Music teacher teamed me up with a drummer, bassist and another guitarist when we were 11. We started to play at weddings at 12 years old.
We played until we were about 17, we went off to college, all remained best friends.
We raised our families and re-formed the band about 5 yrs ago. Mainly rock, classic rock and edgier pop and now do bars, fundraisers or just weekly jams at our rehearsal studio. Recruited my nephew to play in the band too.
You can say I'm a bit of a gear head.
I sing and play lead.0 -
DrFever100 wrote: »Yup
Dad put me into guitar lessons at 4. I took theory until I was 14. Music teacher teamed me up with a drummer, bassist and another guitarist when we were 11. We started to play at weddings at 12 years old.
We played until we were about 17, we went off to college, all remained best friends.
We raised our families and re-formed the band about 5 yrs ago. Mainly rock, classic rock and edgier pop and now do bars, fundraisers or just weekly jams at our rehearsal studio. Recruited my nephew to play in the band too.
You can say I'm a bit of a gear head.
I sing and play lead.
That's amazing. I'd like to take music theory in hoping to start guitar lessons soon so hopefully they'll be teaching me that too.0 -
I'm a professional orchestra musician. I play the bass (upright and electric) and I played trombone in high school. I can play a little bit of piano. I started playing when I was around 11 years old.0
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shadows2424 wrote: »
Thats cool I've been wanting to take piano lessons myself.Yes.. Drummer, piano & now - clarinet.
Come from a long line of family members who were/are musicians. Been studying & playing for 40 years. It's a part of my DNA - can't change it.
Played, recorded and taught for a "living" for 6 years.
I'm fortunate I come from a city where the opportunity for music education is considered one of the best in the country (and in some cases the world). At the collegiate level, people come from all over the world to study here. Only a few are chosen each year - so not all make it.
I'd be willing to bet though, most cities provide access to some amazing teachers.0 -
shadows2424 wrote: »
Thats cool I've been wanting to take piano lessons myself.Yes.. Drummer, piano & now - clarinet.
Come from a long line of family members who were/are musicians. Been studying & playing for 40 years. It's a part of my DNA - can't change it.
Played, recorded and taught for a "living" for 6 years.
I'm fortunate I come from a city where the opportunity for music education is considered one of the best in the country (and in some cases the world). At the collegiate level, people come from all over the world to study here. Only a few are chosen each year - so not all make it.
I'd be willing to bet though, most cities provide access to some amazing teachers.
Yea i found a music school that im hoping to start taking lessons through.
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started playing professionally when I was in high school, been doing it on some level ever since.
started out on drums but switched to stringed instruments in my 20's - been up and down the food chain, from driving to solo acoustic gigs to riding a tour bus all over the US.
it's addictive, for sure.0 -
I'm a music teacher and a gigging musician in NYC, lead singer and double bass player in my americana/bluegrass band.0
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