Actually, since all the instruments need to be able to be heard throughout an auditorium (or stadium), none of them are really soft-spoken. Even a triangle can double as a dinner bell as needed.
My little brother played the trombone in grade school which meant when he got to high school he was tapped to play the sousaphone in the marching band. Being six foot tall also had something to do with it.
Our youngest started off on violin. Next, piano. Next sax. Then trumpet. She stuck with that through marching band in college, then switched to electric bass. Now she’s happy.
I settled on flute for a while, my sister did violin and then trombone – though I suspect trombone was mostly because her school band needed to fill in the brass section.
danketaz Premium Member 12 months ago
Actually, since all the instruments need to be able to be heard throughout an auditorium (or stadium), none of them are really soft-spoken. Even a triangle can double as a dinner bell as needed.
Blu Bunny 12 months ago
What volume of money are we talking and performances are there?
BenGMan 12 months ago
You better watch out you two.
iggyman 12 months ago
Should be interesting!
HappyDog/ᵀʳʸ ᴮᵒᶻᵒ ⁴ ᵗʰᵉ ᶠᵘⁿ ᵒᶠ ᶦᵗ Premium Member 12 months ago
Darryl was hoping Zoe would choose Baton.
j_m_kuehl 12 months ago
A secret ploy to get a pony?
tremaine53 12 months ago
It could be worse. (Granted, not by much.)
Just-me 12 months ago
It could be worse I suppose. She might have picked the drums.
Ichabod Ferguson 12 months ago
My little brother played the trombone in grade school which meant when he got to high school he was tapped to play the sousaphone in the marching band. Being six foot tall also had something to do with it.
goboboyd 12 months ago
Take solace that she hasn’t decided on the Sparkly rainbow edition of “My Timpanis At Home”. But there is still time.
MRC112 12 months ago
Whatever you do. don’t choose the violin. A badly played one is one of the worst sounds in the world.
Huckleberry Hiroshima 12 months ago
Our youngest started off on violin. Next, piano. Next sax. Then trumpet. She stuck with that through marching band in college, then switched to electric bass. Now she’s happy.
KageKat 12 months ago
I settled on flute for a while, my sister did violin and then trombone – though I suspect trombone was mostly because her school band needed to fill in the brass section.
Cadi Fuhler 12 months ago
Have her carry a trombone, in its case around the block. She’ll go with something smaller, but it may be equally loud.
phillip w 12 months ago
Threatening, funny.
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] 12 months ago
If you’ve heard Johann Strauss waltzes and polkas, there are instruments that duplicate train whistles; horse hoof clopping; and cuckoo bird calls
oakie817 12 months ago
“More cowbell.”
Zen-of-Zinfandel 12 months ago
Will she end up with castanets?
chiptaft 12 months ago
Trombones are a band instrument.
The Quiet One 12 months ago
The loud one.
hubbard3188 12 months ago
That choice may lead her to marching band, which can be pretty cool, if your band director has enthusiasm. Or jazz band, also cool.
T... 12 months ago
Poor dad, he’s already starting to play with toys…
Aladar30 Premium Member 12 months ago
In my opinion he’s kinda sad because he used to play the bagpipes and he hoped to share his old passion with his daughter.
Sophie Elizabeth Foster 1st 12 months ago
Threatening! Not cool Wanda. The trombone is awesome to play. Shows what you know Wanda.
ToneeRhianRose 6 months ago
Haha! (^▽^)