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Not to start a topic of heresy but what instruments if any does everyone play that are not in the brass family? I learned to play most of them but for some reason still enjoy playing flute. If I had one I would probably play bassoon, just not the one I played in college.

Just curious to see what we get other than string/electric bass.

Henry Gertcher

Ocarina. I just can't co-ordinate a two-handed instrument.

See my signature. Add keyboards for pleasure, in spite of a few years of lessons. Hey, if something has to be played, and I happed to be it, I'll figure some way to get done what needs to get done, even if I have to learn it by rote.

Recorders; piano; violin; viola

African percussion: congas, djembe, bells, etc.

bass, baritone and tenor saxophones, bass clarinet, Eb & Bb contrabass clarinet, alto clarinet, string bass, bass recorder. Also flute, clarinet, viola, guitar, mandolin, mandocello, bassoon, but never played in public on these instruments. Next, chromatic button accordion!

Piano, drum set, and harmonica! Tried a clarinet once. Couldn't get a darn sound out of it.

Just Recorders, xylophones in elementary school , ....percussion for fun though I cant play it properly, acoustic guitar, a tiny bit of piano....and same deal with the clarinet Naptown, got a good sound but it took a while and was hard to sustain, gah.

Rhythm guitar-accoustic and electric, string bass and bass guitar,percussion,tuba trumpet,trombone (valve and slide), and lead and back up vocals. I own a P.A., a van and a huge hand truck and at my age can still shlep that stuff up many flights of stairs.

Guitars, basses, accordian, "crazy" computer-based instruments / synthesizers.

Undergrad degree on clarinets
Graduate work on bass trombone
Pro gigs on string bass, lateral bass and saxes
know flute, oboe and high (lol) brass.

Tom Mason

Was a time, I was considered a pretty mean bass crumhorn player...