Which is eaiser to learn?

Question

I want to join a band. I have tried clairinet and trumpet. I was thinking Tenor Sax or Flute which is eaiser? I can play snare drum bu there is no percussion part of this band.

Answer 1

From clarinet it will be easier to go to saxophone, but flute isn't that much worse either.

Answer 2

Bass Guitar. The handiest matters you need to gain knowledge of are: a million.Your Chromatic Scale for each and every string. two. Chords (You would no longer suppose there is chords on bass however there's. They are more commonly used for Fusion or Jazz Music.) three. Techniques Such as: Chords (You would no longer suppose there is chords on bass however there's. They are more commonly used for Fusion or Jazz Music.) Slap and pa (so much related to funk) Picking approaches (exceptionally related to Rock and Punk Rock, regularly Jazz) Palm-muting approaches Fretting approaches (extra of a sophisticated approaches) Two-passed tapping (very complex) I get that it SOUNDS problematic(consider me, I recognise), however that is all discovered step by step. It is way eaisier than it sounds.

Answer 3

ive been playing the flute for three years and i think its easier because its easy to put together and clean.it takes practice to learn exactly when and where to put your fingers on the keys but if you work for it, it really pays off.when you really know what your doing it sounds soooo good.of course you have to learn all the key signatures and what each note is and its value before you can do anything no matter what insrument you choose to play.i hope this helps...

Answer 4

kinda depends on whether you have strong lips (flute) or good tongue control (sax) - i know that sounds crazy, but I'm not being perverse.

Answer 5

FLUTE!