Llynn
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mouth harp (aka jaw harp)
It reminds me of the Deliverance movie.Who could not love this sound?
That's wonderful. I asked my dad once what kind of music he liked. He said he didn't like any of it, it was all just noise to him. I was shocked at first but after a few years began to understand. I think some people just have that proverbial tin ear, have other priorities and just don't care to delve into it. He was kind enough however to buy me that first drum set.My dad could play several instruments. He taught me how to play a few, but the harmonica was fun. He played the flute really beautifully. I tried, but couldn’t keep the keys straight.
Indeed I have and he's amazing. One of my earlier musical endeavors included a flute player who mimicked his style quite well. We did Aqualung, Locomotive Breath, Teacher, and a few others. Really fun songs!Ever seen Ian Anderson play the flute?
Indeed I have and he's amazing. One of my earlier musical endeavors included a flute player who mimicked his style quite well. We did Aqualung, Locomotive Breath, Teacher, and a few others. Really fun songs!
How about the Cello?The violin would have to be my least favorite. It always sounds to me as if it is whining.
Yes, the deeper tones are more pleasing to me.How about the Cello?
The cello is music’s Dark Chocolate to the violin’s Milk ChocolateYes, the deeper tones are more pleasing to me.
They say of all musical instruments the Cello is closest to the human voice. I find it very pleasing. But of course it depends on who's playing it.Yes, the deeper tones are more pleasing to me.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but back in the day, bagpipes were originally used to horrify the enemy they were engaging.bagpipes.... arrgggh... it's like several cats being strangled
I have always loved the sound......Correct me if I'm wrong, but back in the day, bagpipes were originally used to horrify the enemy they were engaging.
I love music, however any instrument played poorly is a bitch....