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Originally posted by divegeesterBwahahahah, pathetic in the original sense of the word!
Kewpie is a friend.
Originally posted by rookie54The term 'stringed instruments' usually refers to an instrument with naturally enough, strings but plucked with fingers or picks or like a harp, with fingers plucking strings directly as in guitar, or bowed as in fiddle, cello, double bass and so forth.
wait wait wait, stop and back up...
i know my eyes are olde, but,
didn't you post earlier that you didn't "do" stringed instruments???
easy now, you know i love you...
Originally posted by SeitseHere is what Wikipedia says about this:
I am the non-musical one in my family. Talentless, actually, so forgive if this
question is silly: why is piano not considered a string instrument? I mean, when
you hit the key a little hammer type of thing touches a string.
Originally posted by rookie54Basically, that's "old school".
wait wait wait, stop and back up...
i know my eyes are olde, but,
didn't you post earlier that you didn't "do" stringed instruments???
easy now, you know i love you...
Originally posted by SuzianneWhadya got? Casio? I hope you have something better🙂
Basically, that's "old school".
"New school" calls it a 'keyboard instrument'.
Besides, my electronic piano is not a 'stringed instrument' at all, but it IS still a 'keyboard instrument'.