Question of learning music,insturment

[ChiSon]

looks likes sillythewilly are good at music,
(i have no idea at all of what this musci world work.
so,i keep my mouth shut very often)

anyway,yesterday,((just curious))
i search online about course of music around my area
(but it seem to be that someone who can't play an insturment at over 21 is rare,
so,do people start by buying an insturment and play it for a year or so and go to the course?

thankyou

[Lord_Mew]

I had a piano at home, my sister was playing, tough me a few songs, I started playing, got a teacher, kicked out the teacher and I haven't played in 10 years

[ChiSon]

I had a piano at home, my sister was playing, tough me a few songs, I started playing, got a teacher, kicked out the teacher and I haven't played in 10 years

Lord_Mew
starting form young ¬¬
.w. heavy INSt-piano(support by family?!)


i remember my father borrow a electric piano ,but i have no memories of my family's member touching it~
XD

[ChiSon]

Bweh o-O?
I not that good, I just like music -__-"
Learning an instrument, well, it helps if you start young, yesh.
But then a lot of people start just by buying an instrument .. practicing .. music lessons / music theory don't hurt either, I guess.  I dunno.

of course, if you want to learn an instrument, you gotta enjoy playing it, right?  >_>

thanks...sillythewilly
i think buying an insturment is not a real problems(actually,is where to play it a problem,is the nose i feel scary torward.XD,DO INSTURMENT loud?)

[Lord_Mew]

instruments are loud depending on the person playing them, percussion instruments(piano, organ, drums, etc) depends on how much pressure and speed you apply to the hits, wind instruments (trumpet, saxophone, flute, etc) depends on your blowing, except for trumpet, so far that things sounds loud no matter how hard you blow it, and string instruments have a fixed loudness as far as I know, unless you go nuts and connect it to an amplifier.

[ChiSon]

THANKS low mew.^^
do you thinks hat it will be harder to do it quietly?xd
make a search on yahoo,result in argos(watching price of nothing)

popluar inst???
personal
+ e-keyboard  (£100 - £150)
+ guilter (£50- £250)


+ Trumpet (£100)
+ Violin (£50 -250)
+ Flute(£150)

huge inst
family piano?  (around £500-£1,500)


actually ,newbie inst's bottom-prices at around £50
http://www.shopzilla.co.uk/8C--Musical_Instruments_Accessories_-_cat_id--13188__keyword--instrument__lp--10__sfsk--1
http://www.shop-com.co.uk/+-a-instrument+musical+price-k24-g4-st.shtml
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[Lord_Mew]

Piano is easier to learn and can imitate almost all the instruments (not acctually imitate but act like every other instrument), a normal keyboard with all the available instruments should do it. and since it's a normal electric keyboard it should have headphone plugs and a volume dial

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casiotone

[ChiSon]

Piano is easier to learn and can imitate almost all the instruments (not acctually imitate but act like every other instrument), a normal keyboard with all the available instruments should do it. and since it's a normal electric keyboard it should have headphone plugs and a volume dial

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casiotone

have heard of that on the tv-drama nodame-c
but it seem to be the hardest inst in my eyes,XD.loads of key? t remember,
and yes,is a nice idea to be able to misc with a electric keyboard~
might give it a go asking my Parents　at the end of the year.W.
thanks^^

actually ,i am more what to try volin.W.

[Lord_Mew]

violin does sound good, but I don't know how hard is it to learn, I think it's easier than guitar... I'm not sure though

[StrikeFlo]

violin is harder than guitar because there are lines as marks all long of the guitar to know where to put your fingers, on violin there are no. (my brother learns violin)

[ChiSon]

thankss lord mew and strikeflo

violin does sound good, but I don't know how hard is it to learn, I think it's easier than guitar... I'm not sure though

.W. a few of my classmate know guiter,i guess is not that hard to learn,because a good ammounts of people and help~

violin is harder than guitar because there are lines as marks all long of the guitar to know where to put your fingers, on violin there are no. (my brother learns violin)

.W.
looks like I like piano & violin by default,
a man playing guiter on the street is a bit like a muture???man
a man playing violin on te street is quite interestingly normal???
planing to buy violin at the big hoilday or smethings.w.
god giveme courage