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I was going to try and take a day off CDH today, feeling I may have perhaps over imposed myself on the discussion platforms yesterday, but hey, these Qs just keep popping into my bouncy Double Dee CD head.
Q: Do you play a musical instrument, and if so, do you ever play it en femme, alone or in public?
[My answer, by way of “overture”, I play guitar (Singer-songwriter)(CDs, Spotify, Nashville etc) but haven’t (yet!) played en femme]
I don't play an instrument but have tried in the past. For the safety of the community I was told to stop.
I play guitar though not very good. I started taking lessons a few years ago at the behest of my wife. It was something I always wanted to do and she encouraged me. I stopped lessons after 2 years for financial reasons but continue to play. I do it for my enjoyment (and my wife's) so only at home and not yet en femme but have thought about it. Maybe one day I'll slip into a pretty dress and play a tune or two.
XOXO
Suzanne
I play guitar, bass, keyboards, synthesizer, flute, bouzouki and mandolin, and dabble with violin, sax, theremin and sitar. I also 'sing' in the band I play guitar with and on recordings.
I think if I were to play en femme, I would play bass, as there's no way I could navigate my pedals in heels. Besides, girls always look dead cool playing bass - with the possible exception perhaps of Este Haim who, I'm sorry to say, looks rather demented! 🤭
I play Tenor Sax and Piano.
My wife also plays piano as well as double bass. We were part of a jazz quartet while at university, but disbanded soon after.
We tend to play at weekends together to relax. Generally me on sax and her at the piano.
Have never played either 'en femme', as yet.
I used to play a LOT of piano in my youth, figuring out and playing my favourite progressive stuff by ear. Then life happened! I still have a piano, these days it's even an electronic one with a headphone socket. But the urge to play doesn't come around very often - so when it does, my fingers are a long way out of condition and I never really enjoy it. Maybe when I retire I'll play more. I've found a fair amount more music over the years that could be interesting to develop for 10 fingers.
I played the clarinet in grade school. I practiced to get better so I could sit closer to the flute section. This was comprised of all girls - wearing miniskirts, so we’re taking 1968-69 here. I wanted to get closer to get a better view of their legs in nylons…swear to God😊! Probably a factor in my wanting to try the darn things on a few years later🤣
Alentina,
As a kid I took trumpet and drum lessons. But I never kept it up.
Alice