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What music instrument do you like
- Thread starter kilato
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This probably won't be the most popular answer, but I'm partial to the piano.
The why is difficult to articulate, but I'll give it a try.
I like the versatility. It sounds good with a lot of musical genres; classical, pop, jazz, swing, Broadway, boogie woogie, etc.
88 keys allows you to (theoretically) play in seven octaves, giving the music a wider range of emotions, compared to some other instruments. An ukulele, for example, has only two octaves.
The tonality is fantastic. The instrument allows for a variety of musical textures, ranging from the very soft to the very loud, stacatto (detached) and legato (connected), among others.
You can sing along with the piano music, if that is your desire. That's hard to do with wind type.
You can play solo and other instruments are not required for it to sound good. Of course, other instruments will make the song/piece sound better. Being able to use two hands allows the simultaneous playing of a baseline and melody, something that other other stringed instruments which require bowing, plucking or strumming cannot offer (guitar might be the exception).
The why is difficult to articulate, but I'll give it a try.
I like the versatility. It sounds good with a lot of musical genres; classical, pop, jazz, swing, Broadway, boogie woogie, etc.
88 keys allows you to (theoretically) play in seven octaves, giving the music a wider range of emotions, compared to some other instruments. An ukulele, for example, has only two octaves.
The tonality is fantastic. The instrument allows for a variety of musical textures, ranging from the very soft to the very loud, stacatto (detached) and legato (connected), among others.
You can sing along with the piano music, if that is your desire. That's hard to do with wind type.
You can play solo and other instruments are not required for it to sound good. Of course, other instruments will make the song/piece sound better. Being able to use two hands allows the simultaneous playing of a baseline and melody, something that other other stringed instruments which require bowing, plucking or strumming cannot offer (guitar might be the exception).
bennydelrio
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Mostly, I like many music instruments, but I like to play piano because I think it is a great instrument and you can make with it many sensitive and melody musics,which I love so much.
trinhvp1999
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I'm falling in love with piano and guitar !
musictalentindia
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piano
You can play a song using flute sounds, you can play a bass line with guitar sounds, you can even use custom sound samples to play the “Jaws” Theme using pitch-shifted screams.
Music theory is apparently easier to learn if you know how to play the piano, so that is another plus.
You can play a song using flute sounds, you can play a bass line with guitar sounds, you can even use custom sound samples to play the “Jaws” Theme using pitch-shifted screams.
Music theory is apparently easier to learn if you know how to play the piano, so that is another plus.
musictalentindia
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The tonality is fantastic. The instrument allows for a variety of musical textures, ranging from the very soft to the very loud, stacatto (detached) and legato (connected), among others.
onlinepaystub
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Mine too this is favourite but never thought of it this way. Good AnswerThis probably won't be the most popular answer, but I'm partial to the piano.
The why is difficult to articulate, but I'll give it a try.
I like the versatility. It sounds good with a lot of musical genres; classical, pop, jazz, swing, Broadway, boogie woogie, etc.
88 keys allows you to (theoretically) play in seven octaves, giving the music a wider range of emotions, compared to some other instruments. An ukulele, for example, has only two octaves.
The tonality is fantastic. The instrument allows for a variety of musical textures, ranging from the very soft to the very loud, stacatto (detached) and legato (connected), among others.
You can sing along with the piano music, if that is your desire. That's hard to do with wind type.
You can play solo and other instruments are not required for it to sound good. Of course, other instruments will make the song/piece sound better. Being able to use two hands allows the simultaneous playing of a baseline and melody, something that other other stringed instruments which require bowing, plucking or strumming cannot offer (guitar might be the exception).
Guitar is the best instrument ever) I mean, it's really popular so if you have any questions, it's easy to find an answer on the web with the help of https://musiety.com/ for example. And it's also quite easy to play, I've spent about three months to learn simple riffs and even got familiar with improvising.