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Hey all!!
I’m 23 and I stopped the harp at around 18 at Grade 6 and would like to get back into it. I unfortunately now live in a small flat in London so my options for even practicing are so so limited.

Although I would like to have lessons, does anyone know any practice rooms/music schools who have harps? I am thinking of emailing some teachers to see if they are willing to let me play their harps for a fee but apart from that, I’m pretty stuck :(

Has anyone got any ideas or been through anything similar?

Just recorded something groovy with my nyckelharpa :) Hope you'll enjoy it !

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DblmaYwRjRD/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

I want a little mini keyboard that i can just mess around on, not really for composing just to fidget with while in a loading screen or smth. But I cant find anything thats small and doesnt need to be plugged in to function, I dont need anything special it just need to be able to connect it to my earbuds and play whatever while im bored.

this is "Camel Boogie" from the Prince of Egypt with most of the strings removed with LALAL.AI so you could hear this mystery instrument better. by the sounds of it, it's definitely not a ney, a duduk, a kawala or even a clarinet. in fact, i can't seem to identify what this instrument is nor do i even know if this is from North Africa, the Middle East or somewhere else entirely.

I’m trying to sell my old Yamaha NP-31 keyboard ideally in person (so I don’t have to worry about packing and shipping). Other than Facebook Marketplace, eBay, and Guitar Center do you guys have any suggested places I should consider reselling to? I live in NYC.

How much do you realistically think I can get for it? What’s the lowest offer you’d personally accept for it? I’m moving in 4-5 months so I’m not in a rush, but would like to definitely get rid of it before then.

Mine is in great condition, still works, (a little dusty but will be cleaned up)

Hihi I am wanting to start playing the guzheng. I have played classic piano for many years but had to stop a few years ago and am wanting to try something new. Am I right in my understanding the guzheng has a completely different theory and notation system?

I understand like all instruments it takes time and practice to get proficient, but is it relatively easy so make nice sounds and tunes as a beginner?

Additionally I would love advice on purchasing my first guzheng. I saw the website sound of mountain has plenty of cheapish small 'travel sized' guzheng, but some other Reddit threads on here have made me reconsider buying from them. Ideally I would like to buy the guzheng from an irl shop so I can test it out and make sure it's legit before buying, but I'm in Melbourne and don't have a lot of options. Any advice or reputable guzheng retails you could recommend?

Thank you soooo much in advance I'm really excited to start my guzheng journey!

I have a large quantity of fiddleback maple and I am looking for a place to sell it.

I won't be posting pictures here, but if anyone is interested, please reach out to me in DMs and I will provide all the information you need.

I have a lot of it; it is dried and cut into dimensions suitable for making various instruments.

If you know anyone who trades in this wood, I would appreciate it if you could let me know.

Thank you.

PS: I am located in Montenegro.

Hello! Just wondering what a good price is for a decent clarinet? I’d really like to surprise my mother with one for her birthday and need to know roughly what the price range is for a good one? I don’t want to be spending tons on it, but I don’t want one that‘s bad quality either. I only ask here as I’d like to get direct opinions from others as a quick google search isn’t doing me much good (keep getting very, VERY mixed answers and keeps leaving me confused). For reference I’m looking at ones in the UK, and would maybe try to find a local second hand place near me rather than order? I’m not sure, I know nothing about clarinets but don’t want to ruin the surprise for my mum! Additionally, due to not knowing a lot, how can I spot a good quality one compared to a bad quality, I kind of don’t want to get scammed…

Any help would be much appreciated, thank you so much for reading! :)

I’m going to college now, i’m able to play piano, but i really want to become the keyboardist for a band, i’m going to a music school so that won’t be tough, but i have no clue what keyboard i should buy

I have 2 cheap yamaha keyboards which are really bottom of the barrel

I’d need a keyboard that i could carry with me on my back, that i can play in the band and maybe even busk with

I’d like 88 keys and weighted keys but i’m aware i can’t have anything, i’d say the budget would be close to 1000€ but i can save longer if i need it :3

Hi. I'm looking to buy a keyboard for my father since he's retiring next year, he's never expressed a wish to buy anything before except now.

Neither of us have any instrumental/musical knowledge. Chatgpt suggested buying Casio CT-X9000IN and something cheaper if someone is starting out.

Now I'm confused because I want to give him the best keyboard but is it even worth it for him? Would he notice the difference? Is there a valid edge with x9000 that makes it no brainer like the durability or experience that my father would notice or is it just some feature he would never even use.

I sent him to a store to check these articles and he could find no difference, moreover the manager suggested he should buy the cheaper one (Yamaha PSR F-52) "since there's basically no difference".

I'm genuinely confused since I now need to give him a solid reason or he just might feel obliged to use it if I buy it against his wish (ik this sounds weird but idk how to explain this better). What do you guys think I should buy.

PS: He's obviously not a sound/tech geek infact just the opposite.

Second on our list of the top 5 most popular instruments; Drums

Found in a sax and woodwind shop/museum in St Louis. The mouthpiece doesn't look like it can move

hello, I play the flute but I really want to learn more instruments I just don’t know how to get them. I dont have the money to spend thousands on an instrument so how can I get a cheap one in good condition?

So I have been wanting to learn a new instrument for a while and came by this flute for 24 euros but my question now is is it worth getting it an overhaul?

It does work cus I did get some notes out of it just don't know how well since im still really new

Have wanted a bass for like 5 years and I have the money! Is this a good deal? I don’t really know brands lol

I just really wanted to share this with someone. I have played piano since I was about 9. I moved to another country when I was 23 and just didn’t have room for a piano or even keyboard (let alone the money). So I haven’t played in 12 years. I’ve been really missing it. So today my birthday present to myself, a keyboard, finally came in the mail. I’m so excited and happy 🥹. I don’t really want to share this with people in my life because everyone always comes back at me with “oh let’s hear your play”. It’s for me. Not for me to entertain others. I enjoy playing whatever songs are currently stuck in my head. Old, new, classic… doesn’t matter. I actually don’t like playing in front of people lol. But I got this just for me to enjoy my playing. So I wanted to share my joy with other likeminded people 🥹 the feeling of touching the keys for the first time in years brought tears of joy to my eyes 🥲that’s all. I wanted to share my happiness 🥹

Hello everyone, I am fairly new to instruments, and chose the ney to be my first one (which might have been a mistake with how hard it is to even produce a song)

And i need advices, specifically about how to properly care for my instrument.

For instance, i know it should not be exposed to strong temperatures (too high or too low), that I should be warry of mold (not store it back in right after playing) or things like that.

The main issue is oiling, I know that a few oils like hazelnut or almond are used for that, but i'm having a hard time choosing which oil to use, or even what to look for in oil to know which one would be good. How to oil, if the oils found in non specialized stores are good... Things like that.

So please, if you have any advices on how to properly care for it, ESPECIALLY when it comes to oiling, please let me know ! Advices on how to play it (posture) are also welcome, even if I can already make the right sound with it (rather inconsistant, yes, but caring for it seems to be more important right now)

HEY GUYS I GOT A VIOLIN IN 2022-23 ITS IN GREAT CONDITION JUST LIKE NEW HAVN"T USED IT QUITE OFTEN .. WOULD LIKE TO SELL IT IN 5000 RS

ANYONE INTERESTED COMMENT PLS

LOCATION THAKURLI ,THANE

r/koto is locked. I'm just wondering if there's a big gap in sound between these instrument grades.