i like to go for runs. i play the guitar.
They are still pretty old. That's very interesting. The classical guitar has 12 frets. The strings are made of nylon instead of metal. 
nylon? wow that must mean they are delicate? how comes? what do you prefer about them? what's different about them now? I wish I could play I wouldn't know where to start! how did you start good point, I need to buy a guitar first! I will I think! I love the piano myself
Kind of, so I prefer to the metal ones. I just think they were made better back in the day, but now it is a different story. Personally I think there is not much difference. Yeah you can play. I started when I was young. You can watch the YouTube teaching videos if you can't afford a tutor. You can buy a used guitar in the beginning, and if you really enjoy playing it, get a new one then. Wow! I love the beautiful piano music. Maybe I could start taking some piano lessons and go to a recital of my own.
i think they do , but i don't , i'm a classical musician . the machine tear them easily , they'ren't so well glued it seems . it is awesome . some have pipes and strings that were used in olden days . that's really your choice . what do you usually start at ? i definitely recommend it . what do you like to do for fun ? my favorite is , hands down , violin .
Are guitars expensive? I just think they were made better back in the day. So much nostalgia. My little brother always plays electric guitar. And that's too irritating. I was taught how to play by my dad. Are guitars expensive? Wow! Maybe I should start taking some piano lessons and go to a recital of my own.
Kind of, they started being made with polyvinyl chloride in the 1950's. I like both, but I think I prefer the electric more. The vibration occurs when the musician strums or plucks the strings They are basically played the same way. When you strum the strings, the vibration is amplified by the body of the guitar which acts as a resonator. I started when I was 4 years old! I used to love opening the wooden casing that surrounds the strings and looking inside as I played. There are likely many tutorials online to help you learn, like at youtube. The piano is cool. Have you heard of pianist Bruce Hornsby?