which musical instrument do you think sounds the nicest? (69)
Im learning the Clarinet at the moment :) I think it sounds beautiful!! 
A....zookoo....not played often....but when it is....a ...most wonderful sound......oh nearly forgot,,,,,a zookoo...is the strings..on a elephants..as ...you play it with your tongue....
I can make a good sound on my organ
time4fun4u: I can make a good sound on my organ
Listening to Yoyo Ma play the cello...it is magic. 
time4fun4u: I can make a good sound on my organ
really...??can you play whack.ado....or my favorite...stand..up.//stand up...for jesus....???
trueheart1941: really...??can you play whack.ado....or my favorite...stand..up.//stand up...for jesus....???
When the musician to play with their hearts out.
I like almost all musical instrument, even a tamborine
I like almost all musical instrument, even a tamborine
Kaybee50: Listening to Yoyo Ma play the cello...it is magic.
hi......Yoyo....naa....bit to up and down for me.....
I like the violin for some strange reason
elienebrazil: When the musician to play with their hearts out.
I like almost all musical instrument, even a tamborine
hi ..4x4...plays well..toowhen his is out.I like almost all musical instrument, even a tamborine
Oboe
trueheart1941: hi......Yoyo....naa....bit to up and down for me.....
Sigh...you dissin' my Yoyoboy?
70Libra: Oboe
thats...me at the back with the horn.
Conrad73: Southamericans really made it an Art!
This is the Original Version I remember from the Fifties!
The Bell Bird - Trio Los Paraguayos - Pajaro campana
This is the Original Version I remember from the Fifties!
The Bell Bird - Trio Los Paraguayos - Pajaro campana
Luis Bordon - La Galopera
Other "famous" Stickists worth to mention:
- Tony Levin (of King Crimson and Peter Gabriel fame)
- Guillermo Cides
- Bob Culbertson
- Greg Howard
- The Heartstrings duo
- Ron Baggerman
- Irene Orleansky
- Virginia Splendore
- Jan Laurenz
- Emmett Chapman (the guy who invented and still builds the instrument)
Search for them on Youtube... Unluckily I am on a hurry and cannot
post links... You will hear that every player has its own style and
way of playing it, so for sure you will find one that suits your
taste precisely :)
My favourites are Tony Levin, Guillermo Cides, Rob Martino and
Jan Laurenz (who happens to be as well the guy that sold me my
first Stick three years ago and lives near me :)
Alex
- Tony Levin (of King Crimson and Peter Gabriel fame)
- Guillermo Cides
- Bob Culbertson
- Greg Howard
- The Heartstrings duo
- Ron Baggerman
- Irene Orleansky
- Virginia Splendore
- Jan Laurenz
- Emmett Chapman (the guy who invented and still builds the instrument)
Search for them on Youtube... Unluckily I am on a hurry and cannot
post links... You will hear that every player has its own style and
way of playing it, so for sure you will find one that suits your
taste precisely :)
My favourites are Tony Levin, Guillermo Cides, Rob Martino and
Jan Laurenz (who happens to be as well the guy that sold me my
first Stick three years ago and lives near me :)
Alex
wagentausch: Other "famous" Stickists worth to mention:
- Tony Levin (of King Crimson and Peter Gabriel fame)
- Guillermo Cides
- Bob Culbertson
- Greg Howard
- The Heartstrings duo
- Ron Baggerman
- Irene Orleansky
- Virginia Splendore
- Jan Laurenz
- Emmett Chapman (the guy who invented and still builds the instrument)
Search for them on Youtube... Unluckily I am on a hurry and cannot
post links... You will hear that every player has its own style and
way of playing it, so for sure you will find one that suits your
taste precisely :)
My favourites are Tony Levin, Guillermo Cides, Rob Martino and
Jan Laurenz (who happens to be as well the guy that sold me my
first Stick three years ago and lives near me :)
Alex
- Tony Levin (of King Crimson and Peter Gabriel fame)
- Guillermo Cides
- Bob Culbertson
- Greg Howard
- The Heartstrings duo
- Ron Baggerman
- Irene Orleansky
- Virginia Splendore
- Jan Laurenz
- Emmett Chapman (the guy who invented and still builds the instrument)
Search for them on Youtube... Unluckily I am on a hurry and cannot
post links... You will hear that every player has its own style and
way of playing it, so for sure you will find one that suits your
taste precisely :)
My favourites are Tony Levin, Guillermo Cides, Rob Martino and
Jan Laurenz (who happens to be as well the guy that sold me my
first Stick three years ago and lives near me :)
Alex
Great thread people - thanks.
And thanks for the above details. Definitely something I will look into.
i said the piano earlier but, the guitar can say alot too... 
Conrad73: Pajaro Campana - Mariachi Int. Guadalajara
lion131: maybe one of those instruments stand out in your favourite song?
im a guitar,drums and sax fan..
cherrybrandy: im a guitar,drums and sax fan..
cherrybrandy: im a guitar,drums and sax fan..
I can do a nice little number on a g string
SUNSHINEB0Y: I can do a nice little number on a g string
not as good as that..cherrybrandy: not as good as that..
well I don't know which one is better....but that's not what I had in mind atall atall
SUNSHINEB0Y: well I don't know which one is better....but that's not what I had in mind atall atall
i know guitar players are really good with their fingers..,but ,no idea about g-string players..
The Spoons just thought i would throw that in as we had some great nights with spoons been they the only instrument about at the time
just thought i would throw that in as we had some great nights with spoons been they the only instrument about at the time Nuliiiiiii: The Spoons just thought i would throw that in as we had some great nights with spoons been they the only instrument about at the time
Nothing like a a couple of spoons, a feather duster, a lav plunger and a goat to get the night off to a good start.
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it's a song from the dutch movie Turks Fruit (turkish fruit) that played in the early 70's...
with Rutger Hauer, before he went to America.
this sort of music makes me think of Amsterdam, the relaxed way of life we had in the 70's. everything was possible then.
ow....how nostalgic....
toots is old now....almost 95 or so....but he still performs on the North Sea Jazz....and he has performed with the greatest artists..