Do you play a musical instrument, (where that includes the human voice)?
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i also play piano n its difficult to sing when u play but if u practice enough, u can do it \n\ni wld love to play cathedral organ .. too bad im not catholic\n\nbtw whats so difficult abt walking and chewing gum simultaneously?
376325
music. music. music. :0)\n\n(isn't that music to your ears?)
1132828
No, but I'd love to listen to you play or learn how myself. I pretty much like all things Celtic.
20245
Voice. \nSecond would be percussion, such as beating a log with a stick.
35966
Yeah, like do a "Behind the Music" type of thing. It would be cool.
126264
Me on both counts.  I play guitar, bass and a little drums.  In fact, the first song I learned to play all the way through on guitar was "Seek And Destroy" back in 1986 or so.  =)
1183247
Well, I don;t know if this counts, but I ply recorder... I'm pretty good at it too.\nAnd I'm a little good at piano.\nAs for singing, I'm really good... but not FANTASTIC!
712099
I played:\nAlto Sax\nTenor Sax\nBari Sax\nBb Clarinet\nEb Alto Clarinet\nBass Clarinet\nContra Alto Clarinet\nTrombone\nPiano\nPercussion\n\nI also sang.\n\nNow I play piano, organ, tenor sax, and guitar.
976250
Actually, it's all three and even more!  It entertains many, various forms being somewhat less "artful" than others (IMHO), is certainly considered by many to be fun, either as entertainment or participatory, and in many cases is also certainly an art form.\n\nHowever, participation in creation of music is also an emotional activity, as well as a significant amount of work.  I sing bass with the local choral society, and our 10 minute participation in the Mahler 2nd Symphony is absolutely intense, requiring great strength to sing low notes at very quiet dynamics, while still projecting to the audience, and to sing very high notes at great volume while maintaining control and clarity of sound.  One must demonstrate emotional content and intensity to the audience, supporting ALL the sound with controlled diaphragm and breath support.  Simultaneously, one must read both German words and musical notes and controls while also following the directions of the conductor. \n\nSo, IMHO music is all you spoke of, and much, much more.  Yet, for me, I'd rather lose my sense of sight than my hearing, as I can still learn and enjoy music as a blind man, while were I deaf I'd lose something I hold very dear.
632433
yes. I like to sing along!
915452
I love listening to pretty much anything; I listen to music that I like and I don't stick to one genre.\n\nMusic moves my heart and soul :)
845194
alright i dont know why people think playing a certain instrument controls a persons status.If you like the clarinet go with it.If your friends think it nerdy,rub it in their faces if you get famous
671873
Do you hear voices.............
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I don't, but I'm sure there are people that do. \n\nSame goes for all genres of music. You have some that like, some that don't.
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I have a stereo system in every room in my home, including the bathrooms.  When I sing along with a good jam, I feel connected to the inner soul.  Sometimes, I even feel as though I actually know what the writer/singer was into at the time of the music production.  And although bad for the ears, I even crank up the volume, especially when I'm cleaning, and sing to my heart's content, thereby, my day just breezes by.
664461
Yes...I have performed in front of large groups of people.Singing and playing the guitar.
611390
I have played off & on for about 15 years. I have seen some sheet music, but have never played by it. I just do it by ear, listen to the way it's played first, then throw my own fills in and make it my song.