a)recorder
b)piano
c)keyboard
d)clarinet(LEARNING!)
e) my own voice

yep probably. i cant remember if ic an or not because i havent played for like 1 and a half years

g   g a b g d a e e e g a b c and i cant remember the rest lol

i know... the starting dot where you draw it has to be on the second line down.(the top line counts as 1)

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do youknow how to play ode to joy? its easy!

lol you play the piano then?
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It's a little harder to play than the one that you've posted above, since in the chorded version you play 2 to 3 to 4 notes at once on the fretboard. Which sometimes can get complicated if you are repeating it. I made a mistake in it once.

Who told you that guitar is the easiest? The guitar is very complex. You have your complex riffs from the twelfth fret and above. When you get into advanced guitaring it becomes very hard. Try playing some of the popular songs, and you'll see what I mean.

The guitar is one of THE hardest instruments there is. Probably harder than piano.

Last edited by Devanté (2006-10-09 02:12:26)

Your music teacher is actually wrong there...because he guitar is one of the most difficult instruments there is, which is harder than piano. Most people give up on the guitar because it is so hard...try playing the guitar yourself.

1. Guitar has 3 Clefs.
2. The guitar has is just as complex as that.
3. You must consider the 2 tone variances, and the types of overdrive, etc.
4. Guitar toughens up your fingers.
5. Your fingers can bleed from playing the electric too much.
6. The guitar requires more hand-eye co-ordination than the piano.
7. You have to use both hands in guitar, too. Plus, there are effect pedals. There is also an attachable mouth-organ.
8. You have to see where you picking finger is going to be to get a certain effect.
9. Same with guitar. To say that guitar is easy is laughable. It requires so much skill to play the guitar. It takes 20 or so years to become a serious professional. I, personally, tihnk you should try learning to play the guitar. Plus, faster fingers are needed for the guitar. And finally...
10. You need faster fingers for the guitar, and an immense amount of hand-eye co-ordination.

I could go on with 100 more things.

i could make loads more reasons about piano but im *ahem* occupied. lets just call it a draw and say they are equally hard

i dont have a guitar...