What instrument do you play?

[Death Nade]

I'm now learning "Natural High" by Hammerfall. Sounds pretty cool, i think the band is Finnish or Latvian ( not so sure about that ).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9E5ZL-C5CZE

I've got a guitarist playing with me as well of course, sort of sounds a bit boring with just drums

[Fish Priest]

Fiddle/violin- reasonably OK, haven't played anything solo and classical for over 5 years now, though I do still play in orchestras and do folk stuff.

I've also got various odd instruments lying around: a bodhran and a hexaharmonica, both of which I need to get better at, and a bombard which I need to get a reed for and learn how to play.

EDIT: Apparently the thing I call a hexaharmonica is actually a Hohner Sextet.

[Jubal]

Ooh, bodhrans are fun. I was privileged enough to see flook over the summer, the bodhran solo by their guy was stunningly good. 

Also, welcome!

[Fish Priest]

Thanks! Bodhrans are indeed a lot of fun, but I'm kind of embarrassed to play mine given how good a lot of the people I know are- and I'm not sure whether it's my technique or whether the skin is slippery, but I find it hard to reliably get a sound rather than a scrape out of it. Also, I'm not a guitarist and guitar experience makes it easier to learn the bodhran...

[Cuddly Khan]

Never heard of it and I can't be bothered Googleing it. Please enlighten me, what is a Bodhran?

[Jubal]

It's a fairly large celtic (Irish/Scots mainly) drum;

[Lady Grey]

Currently waiting for my piano pupil to arrive, playing lullaby versions of Concerning Hobbits and the Sleeping Beauty Waltz by ear (or trying to )

[Jubal]

I need too buy autoharp strings, but they're expensive and I am lacking in monies