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The greatest instrument of all time, the guitar is fairly portable, relatively inexpensive, incredibly versatile and emotionally expressive, easy enough to learn the basics without any strict age limit and yet you can take your playing as far as you truly want to go, anytime, anywhere.

The piano is special because of the unique ability to effortlessly play both melody and harmony simultaneously, meaning that you can beautifully play a whole piece by yourself and it sounds rich and complete, whereas any other instrument would need an accompaniment.

The electronic keyboard is the ideal instrument to help develop one’s musical skills, especially pitch and understanding of harmony, because these instruments offer a clear and consistent visual support system that is absolutely essential to the comprehension of harmonic structures.

A drummer is the backbone of any band. Providing the right feel for a song is where drummers truly bring their personality to the musical table. The ability to clearly identify what a song needs and deliver it with the right sound and feel is an art that drummers need to develop in order to do their job.

The flute is a beautifully expressive woodwind instrument known for its clear, bright and melodious tone. It is one of the oldest instruments and is widely used in classical, jazz, folk and contemporary music. Lightweight and portable, it is accessible to players of all ages and skill levels.

Whether you are already a guitar player or even if you have never played or learnt an instrument before, and you want to pick up quickly, then the Ukulele is the instrument for you. The four strings and a smaller fretboard means it is easier to handle and very versatile when you try others.