I took piano lessons as a child, then I played the coronet in middle and high school bands. I took some guitar lessons as an adult years ago, including more recently a Coursera guitar course. Just this weekend I started taking flute (instrument, not skin. lol) lessons through Udemy. I think I made pretty good progress over the long weekend. I don't expect to ever play like Ian Anderson, but hopefully I can make some decent music.

I play guitar and piano. Dabble with other instruments like bass, violin, harmonica, banjo and drums. Sing a little. Piano was my first instrument. Spent most of my time learning guitar though and is the only instrument I can say I am good at.

Lessee played viola for 8 years, alto saxophone for 4 (regretted quitting that, especially in high school) guitar, piano

To be honest I played these instruments and I studied these instruments, but I'm not good at them. Except guitar I was really good for self taught and losing my use of my shoulders 6 months later.

Piano here... used my music reading skills to join marching and concert band when I tired of being a flag girl. Joined percussion and ended up having to play all sorts of instruments.

I play my iPod.

Since 4th grade, I have played flute: jazz, blues and classical music.

For years on Saturdays, I had private lessons from the first flute of the Detroit Symphony. My father, a professional jazz musician, drove me to Detroit for the lessons.

Won the Michigan State Solo and Ensemble competition in the 7th grade, playing "Serenade" by Joseph Haydn as a flute solo.

In high school, I was first flute in orchestra, band and marching band.

For two years, played jazz at the University of Michigan Jazz Workshop through the Afro American Studies Dept. I had the only white face.

Helped pay for my bachelor degree by giving flute lessons.

yes im sure it would be "ok"

Played baritone in junior high. I still remember the fingerings and notes, although it would take a little work to read music again. I would like to get a horn to play. Maybe even try to find some folks to play with. I quit band because of all the competition b.s. and compulsory attendance of football games and marching.

I also started playing guitar when I was a teenager. I still pick that up and play from time to time.

I played the bassoon in junior high and high school. Haven't picked up one in over 30 years, but I'm sure I would remember something.

I have "played" around with the guitar most of my life but never learned to play. I basically played C, G7, F and a few other chords to accompany my singing C&W songs as a teen. One of my life regrets is that I did not take piano lessons as a child.

I still play lap dulcimer, penny whistle and mandolin.

Alto sax from 5th grade to freshman year of college.

Played drums when I still went to church when I was younger. Picked up a guitar at 20 and never looked back.

Last week 20hrs on guitar, this week 8.