Instrument you can play.

Hyperborea wrote: I played the triangle when i was at school, does this make me a prog triangulist, or am i suffering delusions of grandeur, or is the moon full?

I think you'd make an excellent prog triangulist
Go advertise yourself on craiglist!  Find gigs!  Be a STAR

Guitar, bass, keyboard, and vocals - all in my home recordin' studio.

My band would use a fine prog triangulist!

Well, I have been a guitarist since I was 11, but I CAN also play the bass, because it's so similiar to the guitar. And then I can play some drums, and also recorder, harmonica, piano etc... But I'm mainly a guitar player.

And I wouldn't even count such instruments as triangle, claves etc.

i love playing multiple instruments!  if i had money i would be a one man band.  the instruments i actually have (and can play of course) are guitar (my first instrument; i prefer acoustic, classical that is), flute, piano, organ (hammond of course!), bass (no crap since i play guitar), drums, glockenspiel, mandolin, recorder, trumpet, harmonica.

I'm trying now to get an alto sax, and i hope to get a tenor and soprano sax in the not to distant future.  I also really want a violin and viola; and a cello (why not).  I REALLY would love a harpsichord, and a lute.  I really like woodwinds, so I'm interested in getting an oboe and bassoon to.  and french and english horns would be nice.  also, it would be really good to have a better hammond (mine's old and barely ever works perfectly and isn't really that good of a hammond anyway) preferably a b-3, or c-3.  and a minimoog model d, and mellotron 400d.  it would also be kinda cool to have a mandola and mando-cello to have like a mandolin ensemble, but i'm not into mandolin enough to do that.

wow, well i guess i should get a job...


Edited by Pyk Owrno Zes - May 14 2007 at 03:11

I can play anything really.  I am the most strongest in drums/percussion (9 years experience).  Guitar as well, mostly rhythm though.  I can learn a new instrument in matter of an hour or two.  I just need to know the basics behind it.

I started playing guitar mostly and now give guitar lessons. I play keyboards, my HAMMOND ORGAN!!! Piano and such. Also bass guitar and drums. And other various stringed and percussion instruments.

 I have some videos on www.youtube.com search "lucas holmgren" 

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Hey man. Get a spinet like I have. I don't own a B3 but get a l101 or something, they sound really good if run through something besides their stock speakers, they are usually like free or 100-200 bucks.

endlessepic wrote: I started playing guitar mostly and now give guitar lessons. I play keyboards, my HAMMOND ORGAN!!! Piano and such. Also bass guitar and drums. And other various stringed and percussion instruments.  I have some videos on www.youtube.com search "lucas holmgren"

Nice video of you on that organ.

I'm so jealous that you have a Hammond organ and can play really well

I played clarinet at school for 3 years, and then switched to tenor saxophone(the two are very similar so it takes pretty much no time to switch) for two years and then i stopped hiring instruments and bought an alto sax which i've played fro 2 years now. I'd rather have a tenor, but altos are far cheaper.

I've been trying to teach myself keyboard on and off over the past year or so, and want to take up guitar sometime.