/lit/ - Literature

probably either piano or guitar

nothing personnel kids

The banjo might be the single most fun instrument to play there is. I promise you, go to a music store and try it, it's excellent.

On topic though, piano.

>>11921459
That's one beautiful picture

>>11921459
The violin

The biwa lute

>>11921477
sauce? what song?

>F L U T E
>L
>U
>T
>E

>>11921459
Harp or lute.

Piano without question.

>>11921530
tfw learning violin as an adult

I think it's piano though, and I'm going to start learning piano too

Le tambourin, bien sûr.

>>11921644
Planet of Apes ahah

>>11921459
Mayonnaise

Lyre

>>11921567
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fR-64Sdn_CM

>>11921470
>>11921504
>>11921623
>>11921635
Piano is the gayest and most pretentious instrument in the world. Not even a top 10 instrument choice. If it's a /lit/ instrument it's only because of the high amount of pseuds on /lit/. Who the fuck thought of such a boring sounding and non-portable box like that. Very stupid idea.

>>11921672
space alien guitar custom made by Linda Manzer.

>>11921677
Name anything more versatile.

>>11921687
Anything? Your mom's vagina was pretty versatile.

>>11921704
Not an instrument.

>>11921708
The flute she plays is :^^^^^^^^)

>>11921504
>tfw really want to learn the banjo but can't bring myself to learn even the harmonica
How can anyone live and die without having experienced the creation of music?

>>11921470
Guitars are for plebs.

>>11921708
You didn't say an instrument, faggot. You said "anything." Also, it's debatable whether your mom's vagina is an instrument; on the one hand, it's not a standard instrument and it lacks many features that characterize an instrument, on the other, it was squeaking different sounds according to the amount of cock inside it and rapidity of my gestures. So in some ways, yes, your mom's vagina is an instrument and I played a concerto with it.

>>11921687
Guitar

>>11921459
A pen

Jazz drumming

>>11921587
>flute
>picture of a reeded instrument
What did he mean by this?

/lit/ instrument power rankings:
1. Organ
2. Harpsichord
3. Hammered dulcimer
4. Assorted improvised percussion instruments
5. French Horn
All other instruments are for gay asians

>>11921677
IDK seeing as how a lot of western music, and in extension most modern music around the world, is based on the piano's scale and how many famous and noteworthy historical pieces use it, it is hard to argue its reputation is not well earned. Its only so boring sounding to you because it is such a ubiquitous instrument.

>>11922054
>French Horn
Found the loser who played French horn in high school

>>11921459
How can an instrument be pretentious?

>>11922054
Must agree on organ. Especially those mega ones that are the size of houses.

>>11922054
the organ is the most based of all instruments. Spengler on organs is revelatory

>>11922054
Patrician

Organ and hunting horn
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eV6RzXRmV-4

>>11922138
it's not based on the piano's scale wtf. do you think the piano was the first instrument? do you think the chronological scale didn't exist prior to the piano? hahahahah western music is based in the harp. piano is a harp wrapped in a box. very dumb. let the harp be free!!

Crumhorn
https://youtu.be/XFePC4vBWh0

>>11921718
Harmonicas aren't really fun to play, IMO. You've got to continually lick your lips as they dry out and the front end of the harmonica turns into this gross salty-metallic thing, while your breathing gradually gets more and more tired even though you're just trying to play a simple melody, which, let's be honest, usually isn't contributing much to the song. If you're a blues fan you will obviously like it some, but it's harshly limited outside of that, and even just for a first instrument I'd tell someone to save up for a guitar or even buy a recorder instead. For you, anon, that's definitely what I would recommend, since those with neither a natural intuition for the harmonica nor a particular interest in blues/folk will have little reason to stick to it.

>>11922170
Ever see someone play a theramin?

>>11921504
Banjo is fun to mess around with but you're not going to get much out of it unless you're actually pretty skilled
Same with mandolin- it only really shines in an ensemble, which is a shame because it sounds great

>>11921459
The lyre.

>>11921459
Reaktor 6

>>11921459
https://youtu.be/2V0kbcZKbG8

Organ
Guitar (classical)
Piano
Mandolin

The Sousaphone and The Kazoo
https://youtube.com/watch?v=dVPqkbr1x2M

>>11922878
>guitar (classical)
based.

I don' wanna leave the Congo oh no no no no no

>>11921477
jesus what gauge are those guitar strings

>>11921459
Horn

drums, of course

The voice. Singing is the literary man's choice. Let's see you how you recite poetry with any of your dumb-ass instruments, you faggots.

>>11921459
Clavichord or Organ

>>11921459
Voice

>>11921459
my dick desu

>>11921459
My dick.

>>11921606
Correct choice.

>>11921459
Sorry but the answer is obviously guitar, most of the /lit/ music is primarily guitar driven. Bob Dylan, Nick Drake...

>>11921606
>>11924977
sambeeeeeeeeeeerg
im so mad

>>11921735
>t. pleb who couldn't do a barre chord so he gave up

>>11924981
Don't forget Leonard Cohen

>>11921459
Obviously the pipe organ. Nothing else has its combination of tradition and flexibility.

>>11922272
>it's not based on the piano's scale wtf
Yes it is. Equal temperament tuning was popularized by the piano, so it's perfectly acceptable to call it the piano's scale.

Fluglehorn

>>11921459
anything that makes heavy metal

>>11921677
>Piano is the gayest and most pretentious instrument in the world.

That's /lit

>>11921677
>boring
this is such shitty bate im honestly ashamed that im responding, but you are a colossal faglord

>>11922054
Incorrect:

1. Field Recordings
2. Self-coded (C++17, no libs) computer music
3. Modular Synth
4. Amplified Glass
5. Amplified Kazoo

>>11924240
Why does richard feynman not want to leave the congo?

>>11921708
Is mayonnaise an instrument?

>>11921459
violin duh

>>11924591
They look double-wound, my child.

*plays literally anything in your path*

>>11926753
This.
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