Quiz: What Musical Instrument Should You Play?

You Should Play the Piano

You are a true music aficionado who loves many musical style and eras.
You find music to be an escape. And you'd like to be relaxed and comfortable when you're making it.

You're very innovative, and you have a unique way of knowing what may sound beautiful.
There's a strong possibility that you could compose some of your own work songs quite easily.

While you have a lot of creative energy, you are also serious and conscientious.
Your musical talent needs time, practice, and lots of privacy to flourish.

Your dominant personality characteristic: your painstaking attention to detail

Your secondary personality characteristic: your natural tendency to be whimsical
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Comments

  1. Barb Szyszkiewicz9/22/07, 4:15 PM

    How fun! I took the quiz too :)

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  2. Jean Heimann9/23/07, 5:26 AM

    I noticed that you are a guitar. Didn't you mention once in a post that you used to sing and play the guitar with a church group?

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  3. Barb Szyszkiewicz9/23/07, 7:07 AM

    Not "used to." Still DO! I thought it was funny that "my" instrument came out for my result.

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  4. Anonymous9/24/07, 2:42 AM

    Here are my results:

    You should play the saxophone.

    You are charismatic, friendly, and very uninhibited.
    You have a lot of personal expression to bring your music.

    Improvisational and informal, you can't deal with an instrument that has too many rules or complexities.

    You are much more interested in creating unique solos than immersing yourself in music theory.

    You have a lot of style, and you definitely are one smooth operator.
    And while you may not play perfectly, no one's going to accuse you of being boring.

    Your dominant personality characteristic: being very outgoing

    Your secondary personality characteristic: your flair for the unique and dramatic

    Does it sound like me?

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