If you were asked to select one from violin/guitar which one would you select and why?
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Personally, i would go for violin. It has always been one of my favourite instruments. Good violins look beautiful as well as having a rich tone. My violin is over 100 years old and has a lovely mellow tone (especially with a good set of strings). \n\nFor me, a good violin is something to be treasured and passed on, but never sold. Violins are individual and each has its own characteristics just like those who play them. Violins have a history and improve with age and good playing. there are many violins that are over 100 years old, some dating back to the 17th century. \n\nI am a violinist. I've played vioin for over 10 years (since I was 7). I'll never play professionally, but I will never stop playing. It's too much part of who I am.\n\nSo yes, the violin.
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woow, so hard to chose....but if i have to chose only one... let's say : Red Hot Chilli Peppers - Dani California (cause I'm listening it right now) and i love this one too: Only Diffrence-Panic!At the disco
1057025
You may want to consider the cello.  I find the instrument extremely versatile - brilliant as an orchestral foundation, and well suited to both haunting melodies and passionate expressions.  Also, being a cellist leaves an upscale and well bred impression - just the thing for a businessman.
291382
That's a tough one. It'd have to be one that could fit me in most moods. I'd probably say OK Computer by Radiohead.
48740
I have no preference. I enjoy all three, along with Rock, Country, Folk, R&B, and Blues.
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Get a acoustic guitar. If your just starting out.
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Mozart.\nI used to have to play his songs back when I was is Music school. His pieces are cheesy. I prefer Tchaikovsky
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It is very difficult making a choice, because there are so many symphonies that could go in that position.  Messiaen's Turangalila Symphony is a favourite - the only problem is that despite its name, like most of the choices above  it's not actually a symphony!  I love Honegger's Second Symphony for Strings.  Of course, Beethoven's Fifth (the ta-ta-ta dum one above).  Nielsen, Symphonia Espansiva (the 3rd).  Charles Ives' Third.  Mahler's Sixth and Ninth.  I could go on forever, so I'd better shut up.  :)
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I'm thinking a stringed instrument would be harder to play.  Like you I might be a bit biased as I've watched my daughter play the violin for almost 8 years now and there is no way I could do what she does.  It takes so much just to get a single note right.
707013
Classical guitar\nFlemenco rhythm
541973
omg this is hard but i guess i'd go with led zepplin bc no one sings better that robert plant and jimmy page on guitar is freakin awesome
507252
classical... \n\nGo Classical!!!
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Me? I would pick playing the piano because I love the piano.\nBut if you are asking for advice for yourself, pick the one you love most. You wouldn't want to put your energy and time into something you do half-heartedly.
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Which one do you enjoy the most? I mean...which "instrument", your saxaphone or your voice, makes you feel most passionate about the music when you perform? If you excel in both, then you should choose the one which gives you the most pleasure...or which one you believe you can best use to bring pleasure to others. Either one is a wonderful way to express yourself, so whatever you do...don't give up BOTH of them!
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I personally think they both sound good but I would probably rather have the cello because I like lower instruments.  I like the bass a lot.  (not the bass guitar, the kind that's like a cello but it's lower)
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Rock! Especially classic rock. Def Leopard, Deep Purple, AC/DC, Kiss, CCR... I could go on and on!
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I'd have to go with Mozart too. The second movement (andante) of the Violin Concerto Nr. 1 is very beautiful, and so is the andante from Violin Concerto Nr. 3.\n\nThe theme from "Schindler's List" is also very moving.