OT What is your favourite instrument?

[GlennMiller]

Here's a few instruments that I have knocking around the place. I'm primarily a keyboard player but pick up the guitar when needed. Despite all the technical wizardry, when it comes to my favourite instrument, it has to be the piano and after a poor Millers' performance, it is guaranteed to get a good seeing to!

[frogmiller]

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I used to play the violin years ago

[ragingpup]

Here's a few instruments that I have knocking around the place. I'm primarily a keyboard player but pick up the guitar when needed. Despite all the technical wizardry, when it comes to my favourite instrument, it has to be the piano and after a poor Millers' performance, it is guaranteed to get a good seeing to!

Bloody hell Glenn - i hope you do that for a living as not sure a Mrs Glenn would tolerate that much tut knocking around for a hobby!

[GlennMiller]

Bloody hell Glenn - i hope you do that for a living as not sure a Mrs Glenn would tolerate that much tut knocking around for a hobby!

Only ever done it semi professionally Raging. Mrs G has a couple of nags - I think it's called Quid Pro Quo!

[millersrus]

What’s your favourite instrument..
The one played by the mods on another recent IBS OT thread was music to the ears!

I can’t play owt, many a time over the years I wished I had learnt to when younger though.

[CTMilller]

Yes CT they have other shops as well, but you can spend a day in the one in York, I've never seen as many guitars and instruments and you can try them out too..

Thanks for the advice millavanilla. I’ve enjoyed this exchange!

[CTMilller]

That's a fantastic collection of kit, Glenn! The Taylor guitar looks well used but in great shape. Looks like you're part of a performing/recording combo judging by all the electronics and cabling?

As Glenmiller, you're presumably mainly playing when in the mood

[GlennMiller]

That's a fantastic collection of kit, Glenn! The Taylor guitar looks well used but in great shape. Looks like you're part of a performing/recording combo judging by all the electronics and cabling?

As Glenmiller, you're presumably mainly playing when in the mood

Hi CTM. Had a band in Hants for 17 years and another one in Australia for 10 years. Chalked up around 1500 gigs over the years and played some fabulous places. I built a recording studio just outside Canberra and brought the kit back to UK when I returned in 2013.

Since returning I've given up playing live - it's a massive task getting a band together and organising gigs etc. Still do a bit of recording but I'm more interested in the technology and experimenting with the vast potential modern music technology presents.

Rarely not 'In the Mood' to be honest. Can't imagine a world without music!

[CTMilller]

Hi CTM. Had a band in Hants for 17 years and another one in Australia for 10 years. Chalked up around 1500 gigs over the years and played some fabulous places. I built a recording studio just outside Canberra and brought the kit back to UK when I returned in 2013.

Since returning I've given up playing live - it's a massive task getting a band together and organising gigs etc. Still do a bit of recording but I'm more interested in the technology and experimenting with the vast potential modern music technology presents.

Rarely not 'In the Mood' to be honest. Can't imagine a world without music!

There is undoubtedly musical talent on this message board. Thank you so much for opening up about yours, Glenn. We may be brought together by a common love of the Millers but we clearly have many other things that are capable of binding us.

[frogmiller]

There is undoubtedly musical talent on this message board. Thank you so much for opening up about yours, Glenn. We may be brought together by a common love of the Millers but we clearly have many other things that are capable of binding us.

I'd have thought that the real GlennMiller would have had more brass instruments