El BUZZ
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And you'll celebrate not having stopped getting music.View attachment 46359
I will be able to enjoy music again.
I started playing trombone at the age of 7 but since my neighbours didn't enjoy it a lot, my parents persuaded me to moving to clarinet, which I really liked. After years of playing mainly bass clarinet (a really cool instrument you mainly listen in TV adverts) I started rehearsing with friends in a more jazzy context (my background was classical). Jumping to rock I realized I was not getting any girls as bass clarinet is a weird instrument to headbang to.
I then (21 years old) moved to tenor & soprano saxophones. I spent the next 15 years playing them in lots of bands ranging from jazz to rock to classical sets, avantgarde, soul, heavy funk, free improvisation, etc... Toured Europe extensively for months not going back home. A hell of a musical experience. As you can imagine I've always been an avid music consumer. Well, tinnitus arrived and I had to reconfigure my way of understanding and living music. It was HARDCORE. I stopped playing, attending gigs, sold my gear, well... Nightmarish.
I'm used now and saving money to buy a soprano sax the day I get rid of this.