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 Why do you like playing an instrument?
Author: John 
Date:   2005-04-03 18:07

What is so appealing about playing a musical instrument. Why do you like it so much?

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 RE: Why do you like playing an instrument?
Author: Dori 
Date:   2005-04-03 18:31

For me, the most important reason is because it's fun. I enjoy playing alone & in a group. This has allowed me to meet people of all ages who share a common interest.

If I didn't like it I wouldn't be still playing 38+ years later.

Dori

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 RE: Why do you like playing an instrument?
Author: TorusTubarius 
Date:   2005-04-03 19:20

Because I can't sing too well.

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 RE: Why do you like playing an instrument?
Author: goldbach 
Date:   2005-04-03 23:39

i like it because not only is it an awesome time-killer, self-discipline, determination, and all sorts of other traits come from playing an instrument. also, it trains your ear, making it much easier to learn other languages and such things

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 RE: Why do you like playing an instrument?
Author: Theboy_2 
Date:   2005-04-05 01:28

playing an insturment is meant to relax, destress, and make you feel better. of course when preparing for performances, these are stressful times, but it's enjoyable when you perform for a group; not only does the audience enjoy the music, but you enjoy performing for them.

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 RE: Why do you like playing an instrument?
Author: Hannalee 
Date:   2005-04-07 23:11

well i guess for me its sorta different... i like it because its a constant challange...there is always something i wont know...

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 RE: Why do you like playing an instrument?
Author: Maggie 
Date:   2005-04-10 15:34

I love music, it's an outlet for me. I have fun with it. The other aspect for me is that every part of schoolwork comes easily to me, so I never really had to work much at anything until I picked up the flute. Getting a good grade on a piece of music means so much more to me because I worked for it.

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 RE: Why do you like playing an instrument?
Author: Musical lottie 
Date:   2005-04-14 21:17

Music rocks, in short. For me I stuck to violin because it was something I could do, and enjoyed doing. Also it's something different - there aren't really all that many *really* good musicians in comparison to how many people there are populating the earth. Also I find that music can express so much more than words (I seem to 'dig myself into holes' with words; with music that doesn't happen!) and yes, it's immense fun. Yes performances and exams etc can be stressful, but after the performance, what a high that is!! It's pretty amazing. And also these composers who wrote great works poured themselves into it, and to be able to be part of a performance of such a piece must be absolutely amazing. The closest I've got so fa is the depleted orchestra at Saturday morning music school, but even that's a buzz. Lol I wrote an essay about why I love music so much, so I'd better stop rambling.

In short, it's a buzz to perform, it's a great hobby, it's something not everyone can do, and when a player is at a decent standard it sounds good too!

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 RE: Why do you like playing an instrument?
Author: Jessi 
Date:   2005-05-27 00:14

Because instruments rock, and it also makes you smarter. (Even if you sing in the Chior)

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