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The 30 hobbies closest to brass instruments in what you actually do and how it feels. Each one says what's alike and what's different.
Blow through a reed mouthpiece on a curved horn, from jazz standards to pop solos.
Alike: Both precise and about performing.
Different: Costs more to start. Easier to do alone.
CelloEasier to do alone.
GuitarEasier to do alone.
ViolinCosts more to start. Easier to do alone.
Bass guitarCosts more to start. Easier to do alone.
PianoCosts more to start. Easier to do alone.
Drums & percussionCosts more to start. More physical.
UkuleleQuicker first wins.
HarmonicaQuicker first wins.
BeatboxingCheaper to start. Less hands-on.
SongwritingCheaper to start. More to show at the end.
Home recordingCosts more to start. More screen time.
KalimbaQuicker first wins. Easier to do alone.
Modular synthsCosts more to start. More about collecting.
Playing in a bandMore social. More of a thrill.
Synth DIYMore to show at the end. More of a mental workout.
DJingCosts more to start. More about collecting.
Film & game scoringMore screen time. More to show at the end.
Beat-makingMore screen time. More to show at the end.
Sound designMore screen time. More time outside.
Magic & cardistryMore hands-on.
SingingCheaper to start. Less hands-on.
Adult balletMore physical. Less hands-on.
FlamencoMore physical. Less hands-on.
AikidoMore physical. Means going out.
Ballroom dancingCheaper to start. More physical.
Kung fuMore physical. Means going out.
Belly danceMore physical. Less hands-on.
Life drawingCheaper to start. More creative.
Sign languageCheaper to start. More useful day to day.The closest are Saxophone, Cello, Guitar, Violin and Bass guitar. They're alike in what you do and how it feels.
Ukulele is close to brass instruments and quicker to pick up.
Ukulele is close to brass instruments and costs less to start.
