I never played an instrument, but I used to be very involved in singing in high school. I was pretty good, but I haven't done any serious singing in ages.
can't remember if I have ever posted here...a basic working capacity in oboe, cello, and piano...also professional voice lessons for a year
I've always wanted to learn piano. Tried in middle school. Failed miserably. Perhaps in another life.
Voice and piano as a hobby. (I no longer take lessons for either.) When I was younger, I learned recorder and saxophone.
Maybe there are more "I use to play" instruments then currently playing? I use to play the Clarinet. Previous to that instrument - which turned out to be my favorite, the guitar, some drums, organ. My family and cousins are top notch musical. When I retire - I plan on playing the Clarinet again. Looking forward to it.
Viola! Until a few years ago, I found an orchestra to play in wherever I went. But during grad school, I decided that my schedule only had room for either dancing or orchestra. And I've never particularly loved playing just for myself, so I've hardly picked it up since. It's letting the whole orchestral sound wash over me, and knowing that I'm part of it, that I love. I'll get back to it someday. In childhood, I also had many years of piano lessons. That made a good basis for my musical education, but I never managed to reach myself emotionally with my piano playing, so I don't feel any urge to play again.
Used to play a little piano, guitar, violin, drums and gu zheng(Chinese zither). Really only focusing on vocal all this while. Might pick up piano and/or violin/guitar again some time in future.
Voice, piano, and a very little bit of guitar. Gave up the violin in 2nd grade after learning to play "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star."
