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Anonymous
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| posted: 6/3/2005 at 12:04:18 PM ET
yes the triangle is a very easy instrument to play !! i know for a fact everyone here can play a solo of that !! all u gotta do is wack the damn thing with a stick iam sure a 2 year old could do it !!!! 
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 maintube
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5/26/2004 | posted: 6/6/2005 at 12:05:44 AM ET
As a percussion player, I've never heard of an extended triangle solo.
1st of all, it is struck with a triangle beater, not a stick.
2ndly, yes, a 2 year could strike it, but could they strike it at the right time in the music? Could you, for that matter?
What is the point of your post? Bored? Go somewhere else.
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Anonymous
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| posted: 6/9/2005 at 5:11:31 AM ET
ding ding ding goes the triangle!
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 imnidiot
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3/28/2005 | posted: 6/10/2005 at 8:07:37 PM ET
Yhe triangle is a wonderful instrument, and when played properly, adds so much to a peice of music. There are a host of other such percussion instruments such as chimes, wood sticks, cymbals finger, cymbals, tambourine, dulcimer,( a stringed guitarlike instrument hammered with mallets), and a host of other seemingly simple implements. But ahh, the dimension these seemingly childish gadgets add to music. Many musicians have even used childrens' toy pianos with stunning results.Just listen to what the group "Stomp" does with common household items and garbage cans. Even the humblest things have a place in the world.
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awareofvacuity
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6/10/2005 | posted: 6/10/2005 at 8:49:49 PM ET
Actually a valid point, lots of fantastic musicians use very simple everyday objects to acheive a particular sound they require, e.g. Louis Armstrong - Tom waits. You try tapping a half full bottle of beer and then take a big drink and tap it again!
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