I think a lot of people here can relate to this.

[Mary Anna]

[AdagioM]

Yes, so much. Not so much with piano for me, but guitar and singing. Making music with friends, recording, singing/playing in church and at events, writing lyrics, writing songs, playing at a wedding…nothing for money, but for the pure joy of it. I love it.

Thanks for sharing, @mary-anna !

[Jodi]

That little ukulele group I belonged to in Maine. We’d practice at the local nursing home, at the senior center, twice a week. All levels of players and singers. It was joyful. I loved it.

[ShiroKuro]

@mary-anna ️️️

Of course me with piano. But also my mother (age 82). She moved here last June and has recently joined a choir. She loves it. Sometimes I help her prep, she comes to my house and we sit at the piano so I can play her notes, that kind of thing. It’s really nice

[Bernard]

There's always been a lot of music in my life. I have fond memories from when I was a teenager... A new couple had moved into the Clough's big (BIG) old farmhouse with attached outbuildings up the road from us. I can't remember the sequence of events that led to the discovery that they liked to play medieval and renaissance music on ancient wind instruments. So I would visit them with my recorder. He would generally take out his crumhorn, and as I recall, she had an assortment of recorder sizes. Made for very lovely evenings.

[Daniel]

I wouldn't be unhappy about it. I only wish I had the ability to do it.