Funny Instruments

Funny Instruments

31. Child Instruments

E.g. rubber bands as harps, pots and pans as drums, and toilet paper rolls as trumpets.

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32. Moog Synthesizer

See also 60's.

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33. Tuvan Throat Singing

A form of overtone singing done in parts of Siberia. Sounds like a human didgeridoo.

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34. Ukuleles

Amirite folks?

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35. Clarinet

More like Clari-not. I hate playing it so much.

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Dude. Do us a solid. Add your own funny instrument.

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36. Mahler Hammer

The name given to the instrument in Mahler's Sixth Symphony described by Mahler as meant to be "brief and mighty, but dull in resonance and with a non-metallic character (like the fall of an axe)" ... basically a big wooden hammer hit against a big wooden platform.

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37. Electric Violin Shop

Why not? See also Unnecessary.

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38. Double Neck Guitars Shop

For expert guitar players only. See also 70's, 80's, Music.

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39. French Horns Shop

They collect so much saliva that you have to take them apart to empty it out. See also Annoying.

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40. Otamatone Shop

Best. Instrument. Ever. See also Japanese.

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