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The 30 hobbies closest to harmonica in what you actually do and how it feels. Each one says what's alike and what's different.
Strum a small four-string instrument and sing along with a few easy chords.
Alike: Both relaxing and rhythmic.
Different: More about following a method.
Bass guitarCosts more to start. More hands-on.
BeatboxingLess hands-on.
GuitarCosts more to start. Slower to reward you.
PianoCosts more to start. Slower to reward you.
SaxophoneCosts more to start. Slower to reward you.
Brass instrumentsSlower to reward you.
KalimbaEasier to do alone.
CelloCosts more to start. More fiddly, precise work.
Drums & percussionCosts more to start. More physical.
Modular synthsCosts more to start. More about collecting.
SongwritingMore to show at the end. Less repetitive.
ViolinCosts more to start. Slower to reward you.
Playing in a bandCosts more to start. More social.
Home recordingCosts more to start. More screen time.
Beat-makingMore screen time. More to show at the end.
Synth DIYMore to show at the end. More of a mental workout.
DJingCosts more to start. More screen time.
Film & game scoringCosts more to start. More screen time.
Sound designMore screen time. More time outside.
Ice cream makingMore to show at the end.
SingingLess hands-on.
Makeup artistryMore hands-on.
Memoir & life writingMore to show at the end. Less hands-on.
Balloon modellingMore hands-on. More to show at the end.
Comics & zinesMore to show at the end. Slower to reward you.
Community choirMore social. Less hands-on.
Flow artsMore physical. More time outside.
KendamaMore about following a method.
Belly danceMore physical. More social.The closest are Ukulele, Bass guitar, Beatboxing, Guitar and Piano. They're alike in what you do and how it feels.
Kalimba is close to harmonica and quicker to pick up.
Beatboxing is close to harmonica and costs less to start.
