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Drums, but I’m biased because I’ve been playing them since I was 15. I just can’t get into a song if the percussion isn’t right, they’re so good.
Violin - something about the sound is so deeply beautiful. Not many things can get me to cry nowadays, but violin def can.
Cello and violin duets are 🤌
I have no favorite instrument.
Some favorites (because I can’t choose)
-Cello. I love the deep, rich tone. Also anyone who plays a fretless instrument looks cool.
-Organ. Love the sound. Especially those fancy church pipe organs. They’re majestic and awe inspiring.
-Banjo. Has a unique sound and is culturally meaningful to me.
-Lyre. Just beautiful.
-Oud. A classic.
-That one instrument invented in the 1920’s where there’s two bars and you move your hand between them to get a pitch.
-Synths. Just synths.
hehe drum go bang bang
rhythm is the element of music I find myself drawn to the most, I listen to a lot of prog metal and I’m absolutely fascinated by the drumming :D
WARR Guitar - It’s a 12 string, multi-tone guitar. Typically they’re strung with 6 bass strings & 6 guitar strings, & usually played by tapping or slapping.
Why? Just incredible, haunting melodies & rhythms that I really wish I had a recording of. It was a counterintuitive playing style for me watching it live, but the performer was smooth & fluid; mesmerizing.
Also Why… I went to a private music festival on a farm in rural NC & traded some moonshine for some shrooms. I’d never done shrooms, oops…
Apparently I disappeared with a friend into the woods behind the stage for more than an hour. Problem was, my friend returned after 20 minutes.
Around the time someone considered calling an adult, I returned and promptly managed to get up on the stage, walked out & sat down cross legged.
I don’t remember any of that, but I do remember the performer on stage was playing a WARR Guitar & I was beyond fascinated.
I’m not going to tell you that performance sobered me up, it definitely did not, but I remember it amongst the fog.
He actually came back up later in the night & jammed with a bluegrass band, laying down a fair bit of improvisation. It was all really impressive.
It was a small festival, like real small, maybe 25 tents? For the most part, we were all friends of a performing band local to home, & the bands were all friends & family.
Don’t want to give off the impression that I got high & ruined someone’s performance or evening. I was definitely disrespectful getting up on stage, but I kept my top on & didn’t touch anything.
I’ve been told I kept it between the ditches that night; just kinda peacefully plopped my butt down next to the music man after toddler’n off for a few hours.
Anywho… here’s an ad for pedals, that showcases the guitar, & is akin to what I heard that evening.
Fun fact: the Beatles song polythene Pam and a couple others use a twelve string guitar!
I like the open string ones like pedal steel, and harp, and I guess piano is in that category too, they just have such a beautiful resonance. But it’s like picking a favourite color, life is wonderful with all of them available in different arrangements.
So true. I love lap steel and harp too. Piano doesn’t hit as much because I hear it almost every week, so it’s almost become mundane for me. But occasionally I hear the most beautiful piece on piano and it’ll put shivers down my spine.
Violin but not because of the sound. I’m always drawn to violin players in an orchestra because they look so cool
Piano’s pretty dope
Tubular bells are the shit though
