Do you play an instrument?

Yes I played the piano when I was about like 13 or 14 at my family friends house because she was a teacher. I stopped after a while and now I don't play it as often. I don't regret stopping my piano classes but I DO regret not continuing to play the piano because God gave the piano skill to me and since I didn't embrace it, God took it away. As of now...I have start from scratch. Sure I might remember the minor stuff I learned but I barely know how to play now. So my advice is to keep doing what you started before you lost it forever..well maybe not forever.

I took lesson for piano for 9 years I dont play now havent got one. Also played a electric steel guitar . strings are broke and I have it put back to go to one son when I die I have had it since I was 15 and it was old then!

I played the accordian for many many years. I can play almost all keyboard insturments. It's been many years though since I last tickled the ivory as they say. HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM GRANDPA BOB!!~

I can play the violin, the autoharp and the guitar.I learned the violin when I was 9 at school.I taught myself the autoharp when I was 12 and was taught the guitar at school when I was 13.

I taught myself to play the piano when I was 13-14 but can't play now. I can still tootle a bit on my recorder, and occassionally tap on the xylophone.

I can play the piano. I started learning when I was about 7 1/2 - 8 years old from a private piano teacher. I actually stopped taking lessons at the very end of 2008 because I wanted my brother to start learning. He was bout 8 1/2 - 9 years old at the time. So I gave up my lessons so that he could start so that my parents wouldn't have to pay for both my brother and I because piano lessons start adding up. I'm at the point where I can play on my own and read the notes by myself so I don't need too much instruction but it's also not as if it wouldn't help either. I do still play the piano now but not as often because I usually do other things, but I still keep up with it because I love playing the piano and it's something I don't ever want to forget. I wish I could play the guitar also!! I've started learning a couple times already and got as far as learning some of the chords and playing some simple songs, but I stopped and so now I've forgotten almost everything (except the C chord). I'm hoping that I can try guitar again because I really want to learn it. In the beginning its a little difficult because you have to develop calluses on your fingertips, otherwise it would hurt, but I think it's really all worth it if you can play the guitar in the end. You can definitely learn an instrument no matter what age!! It will take a lot of practice and dedication, but if you really want to learn and you put hardwork into it, it's definitely possible =D

I play the piano, but there is no room for a piano in this apartment. Also, when I used to live at home, everytime I'd sit down to play for a bit, people were buzzing around me till I started to feel like a circus freak. LOL I know they were in there because they thought I was pretty good, but sometimes I just wanted to sit in peace. Writing is a much better hobbie, because I don't have an audience while doing it. LOL

I can play the piano. I took lessons from K-5 until high school. I never liked it, and my level of learning isn't as good as my mother's or sister's, but I can play okay. I don't play the piano now though. I don't own one, and I really have no reason to play the piano at my parent's home.

I don't play an instrument. I always thought it would be cool to learn how to play piano. I never had the opportunity to play either. I thought about doing it even now, but I think I'm too old to learn lol. i don't have the patience that I used to have.

I took lessons on the piano and that taught me to read music, but I'll never be good because the last lessons were when I was 12... I tried to learn the flute - but the blowing made my head hurt so I quit.

Hi my friend, I learned to play the piano many, many years ago when I was a youngster. I took instructions from a neighborhood instructor for about 5 years and then when I was older, I took further instruction from a professor at a college. It was okay, but after awhile, I felt that I was at a point that all I could have learned was more technique and I was getting bored by it. Of course, I was like 16 at the time and didn't have time for practicing etc. with those boys around. lol An no I don't play anymore. I have probably forgotten most of it. Happy MyLotting! Char

Nice and interesting topic my friend because I remember my high school days. I mean, when I was at my high school days I used to play guitar in fact we had a school band and it was so worth remembering. How I wish I could turn back the hands of time.....well, that's next to impossible I know. Right now I never play it anymore because of so many priorities, very busy on my job and everything that I could not anymore remember to play it whenever I would spend my vacant time...Thanks for the nice topic... Mobhomeir here...