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Take up the tuba: it's more fun!

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Originally Posted by Kevy Baby (Post 330647)

Take up the tuba: it's more fun!

Totally! It could be a wonderful way to wake up Erik every morning!

No, thanks. Cello or piano or accordion or all three or...nothing. Probably nothing.

Chicks who play accordian ROCK!

(no, this isn't my photo- but that's the lead singer of Stolen Babies)

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Originally Posted by CoasterMatt (Post 330660)

Chicks who play accordian ROCK!

(no, this isn't my photo- but that's the lead singer of Stolen Babies)

Looking them up immediately.

Hey: what about Judy Tenuta:

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Originally Posted by Eliza Hodgkins 1812 (Post 330631)

[url="http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/la/house-tours/kellys-music-filled-casita-house-tour-121960"]I want to learn to play the cello just so I too can have a cello nook. Home improvement projects added to the list!

EH: On eBay you can get relatively inexpensive cellos, and even the Suzuki method instruction books. My cello's not the greatest quality (I have to chalk the tuning pegs or they slip), but for something I wasn't sure how much time I'd have to dedicate to (and indeed, my poor cello has been untouched for the last 6 years), it was a good choice to go with the cheaper cello. And the sound is just fine!

I would advise, however, that you have a proper luthier set the bridge (they're usually shipped with the bridge out to prevent damage). I broke two bridges that I'd set myself and vowed that next time I'd get it set properly by a professional.

Just (less than 2 hours ago) saw a band with a cello. You need to play one. You'd be the coolest.