I play Trombone and euphonium...and some very bad bass.

I play Jazz, blues, swing, bigband and classical, almost every genre actually, even some trombone metal...all of the usual tromboney stuff.

I played in a Jazz band for a number of years, performed for community events, weddings, stuff like that. My trombone has been sitting in storage for a year or so, and my little cousins broke my bass. Have been looking for an excuse to dig it out...I haven't had a chance to get in a band or even busk (did that for a while)

Thats my story.

when i was young i could play the recorder but not any more.

any one ever play a jew harp? they sound cool.

I'll try to play anything I can get my hands on... Currently those are a piano, a couple of guitars, two (piano) accordions, a ukulele, a bunch of homemade flutes, a chromatic harmonica, a bagpipe chanter, a didge (instrument?), a little drum... I used to have a steel drum (

Steel Pan Tuning

- this guys is my hero, amazing resource!). I'd like to be able to play fisherman shanty fiddle, but haven't been able to tolerate the sounds I make. I'd *really* like a big low register wooden pipe organ... along similar lines I want to try to make a big contrabass recorder one day.

For all that, I'm not particularily musical. I'm technically proficient on piano, and can muddle along with the rest. The flutes and the accordion get the most attention these days with my semi-nomadic lifestyle.

I seem to gravitate toward minor-key folk/ethnic traditional music when I play. Listening is a whole differnet story!

Matthias

Baritone and the electric bass.

The harmonica is a cool instrument. If you play one you have an instant excuse for poor personal hygiene or acting weird

I'll take compliment, 'cause I play harmonica too.

speaking of ocrinas any one like legend of zelda games?