like trumpet, violin, flute or lead guitar might fade when you realise how many other people are
competing with you to get the main part with the same instrument! If you want to play rock music.
there will always be a demand for bass players or drummers, and if you fancy being part of an
orchestra, the bassoon is a great bet to make sure you are always needed.
Where are you going to practise?
Many people live in flats and practising the drums, for example, will drive your neighbours crazy.
Think about where and when you are going to practise, as well as the patience of the people you
live
with or near. Electric versions of instruments like the piano, drums, guitar and even violin give
you the option of playing into the night using headphones, while your housemates sleep in peace.
Alteratively, you may need to consider going to a school or a community centre to practise.
How much money can you spend?
This is quite a big factor. A lot of instruments can be purchased in different price ranges, for
example, guitars. But this doesn't alter the fact that many, such as the piano, are always pretty
expensive. If you can't afford your chosen instrument, will you be able to borrow someone else's or
hire of
