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Most Romantic Instruments

Fucking hell!

That awful screeching sounds utterly horrible!

I think I'll go and compose a concerto for Otamotone and Black Metal band ... plus Banjo.
 
HoodedRat said:
Fucking hell!

That awful screeching sounds utterly horrible!

I think I'll go and compose a concerto for Otamotone and Black Metal band ... plus Banjo.
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And cowbell... one can NEVER have enough cowbell.
 
A saxophone.

Once when dining out a balmy summer's evening an incredibly beautiful young man positioned himself between several restaurant terraces, not too close to be obstructive but near enough to be heard. He then started playing the most heavenly music on his saxophone.

I hate musicians coming along and playing while I eat, I would choose a restaurant with music if I so wished, but he was just heavenly.

I slipped him 50 euros and asked him to play three more pieces which he did. It is one of those evocative memories that bring great pleasure every time remembered.
 
Pianist said:
[softly playing a piano] Hasn't done ME any good in findin' a guy. :)
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Didn't you see "Trick"? (I used to have a bf that thought that giving a blow job to someone playing a piano was great fun, but then we had a baby grand piano at the time so there was plenty of room under the piano. ;))
 
Pianist said:
And cowbell... one can NEVER have enough cowbell.
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Hmmmmm .... fortissimo cowbell might just be enough to drown out the otamotone. It sure worked for for Blue Öyster Cult, you can hardly hear the kazoo on Don't Fear the Reaper. :lol:
 
HoodedRat said:
Hmmmmm .... fortissimo cowbell might just be enough to drown out the otamotone. It sure worked for for Blue Öyster Cult, you can hardly hear the kazoo on Don't Fear the Reaper. :lol:
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Not a fortississimo otamatone :)
 
dpnice said:
A saxophone.

Once when dining out a balmy summer's evening an incredibly beautiful young man positioned himself between several restaurant terraces, not too close to be obstructive but near enough to be heard. He then started playing the most heavenly music on his saxophone.

I hate musicians coming along and playing while I eat, I would choose a restaurant with music if I so wished, but he was just heavenly.

I slipped him 50 euros and asked him to play three more pieces which he did. It is one of those evocative memories that bring great pleasure every time remembered.
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Ditto...I love the sax...it is sensual and erotic for me....

I feel the same way about restaurants but if it was a sax I think I would beg him to come over and play..|

David Sanborn is one of my favorites...

 
Just about anything from the string section will do. Even 'electrified' - I've heard wonderful music played on an electric dulcimer, and I quite like some of what I believe they call 'folk rock' (Mumford and Sons, ect.?)

Most of the brass section instruments will make me think of hounds on the tongue - gives me shoulder cramps.

A little woodwind can be pleasant - yet it doesn't take much 'Kenny G sorts' to make me want to throw someone down an elevator shaft.
 
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