Ken320 Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 (edited) https://youtu.be/tNfGyIW7aHM Edited April 26, 2018 by Ken320 Quote
Kalea Posted January 16, 2014 Posted January 16, 2014 well, I think it depends on a person. my friend was never ever able to learn playing the piano (but for the easiest tunes), but has a genius for playing the guitar (luckily his parents didn't insist on the piano when he was 6 and he started playing the guitar in his teens). Quote
siwi Posted January 20, 2014 Posted January 20, 2014 The thing is, individual percussion instruments seem technically easy until you factor in the likely performance circumstances. The reason a guy gets paid the same to hit a triangle a couple of times to the other guy playing his violin non-stop for two hours is that the triangle player is also being trusted to count massively long rests accurately, stay alert during long periods of rest, and move around the stage. Not to mention that he also needs to play marimba, snare drum, toms, bells, possibly timps and piano as well in his job role. Mastering the instrument is only half the work, and the learning curve of musicianship is equally hard for everybody. Any small child can bang a tambourine but how many can bang it with perfect rhythm and nuance for an entire piece? 1 Quote
xrsbit Posted January 24, 2014 Posted January 24, 2014 the easiest instrument to play is ur mom ;-) Quote
Youngc Posted April 26, 2018 Posted April 26, 2018 Anything percussion. you just hit it at a certain time Quote
murphybridget Posted February 22 Posted February 22 On 1/21/2014 at 1:40 AM, siwi said: The thing is, individual percussion instruments seem technically easy until you factor in the likely performance circumstances. The reason a guy gets paid the same to hit a triangle a couple of times to the other guy playing his violin non-stop for two hours is that the triangle player is also being trusted to count massively long rests accurately, stay alert during long periods of rest, and move around the stage. Not to mention that he also needs to play marimba, snare drum, toms, bells, possibly timps and piano as well in his job role. Mastering the instrument is only half the work, and the learning curve of musicianship is equally hard for everybody. Any small child can bang a tambourine but how many can bang it with perfect rhythm and nuance for an entire piece? In essence, mastering percussion instruments goes hand in hand with mastering the art of musicianship, which encompasses a broad range of skills beyond mere technical proficiency. Percussionists play a vital role in bringing music to life, and their contributions are often indispensable to the overall sound and impact of a musical performance. Quote
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