Yes and I don't know if I could still play them or not. I learned a little on the keyboard, probably couldn't play now though. I played clarinet in 6th grade. Gosh, don't remind me! My twin sis and I both did, only we'd learned several songs & decided we did not want to be in band anymore, so we quit paying attention. Then our teacher would give the entire band class these "tests" where ONE person would play an entire song at a time while the entire huge class sat and stared and listened. Thing is, my sister and I quit paying attention, all we done was run our fingers over the keys pretending we were playing along with the band! Ha Ha. So when it came time for the tests, we were screwed! I remember once we both just said nothing when he called on us to play. We just sat there staring like we never heard him! Haha! He eventually moved on to someone else.

My musical 'career' began at age six, playing the triangle at a school concert - our piece was 'The Teddy Bears' Picnic'. By age eight, I had advanced to the recorder, at eleven the violin, and by thirteen, the cello.

Forty years later, I might just get a tune out of a recorder - but the violin and cello gave up on me long ago!

I started taking violin lessons in grade school, got quite good, but my teacher moved away. Then I took 4 years of guitar lessons in High School, I can still play, but I am rusty and need to bone up on my basics.

piano.