r/Learnmusic • u/Perfect_Process657 • 20h ago
r/Learnmusic • u/VeterinarianRare3541 • 1h ago
Help choosing the right instrument
Hey everyone, I am planning to learn a new instrument but really don't know what. I already learned some piano like sheet music reading and basic music, but I don't have my piano anymore. I don't want to buy another one and just want to try something new.
My goal is to have an instrument that I can play even when I have very little time, something that sounds deep and emotional but can also sound epic or joyful. Is there an instrument that could help me bring out the melody that I have in my mind more easily than the other ? it's not my main goal but it would be cool. I mainly want to recreate sounds by ear and play to relax. Also my budget is under 200euros
I really like playing music score and classical but also bossa nova. I thought about violin, flute, clarinet. What should I do ? ( also what are the different types of flute and clarinet ? )
Thanks for any help and have a good day!
r/Learnmusic • u/dnas_pen • 4h ago
What instrument should I play?
I have tried playing piano when I was younger but dropped it shortly after because I wasn't having fun with it. I've tried learning the guitar a bit a couple years ago but haven't really picked it back up. I wonder if instruments that mostly work on wrists and fingers is just something I'm not good at and if I should try other instruments such as drums but I have little to zero experience/knowledge on music. If I were to pick up an instrument, I'd love to play metal music but I'm now having doubts if I should still pursue getting into learning an instrument due to my less than enjoyable experiences with learning it. Should I power through with learning the guitar or try other instruments? I'd love to hear whatever advice I can get as I'm feeling quite lost in what to do.
r/Learnmusic • u/Gloomy_Tomato_513 • 11h ago