Funny Instruments

Funny Instruments

91. Trumpets Festooned With Flags

Almost always played for the king gnawing on a giant turkey leg. See also Medieval, Royalty, Wealth.

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92. Dudelsack

A German bagpipe.

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93. Spoons

I mean, how hard is this to play, really? Two spoons, hit them against your body. Not to be hatin', but how far is that from drumming on the car dashboard when a cool song comes on?

Added by Tim on August 18, 2008| 4 Comments | You Like This |

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94. Sackbutt

The Renaissance/Baroque predecessor of the trombone. See also Music.

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95. Glockenspiel

More fun to say than to play.

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96. Pan Flutes Shop

Instrument of choice for sprites, satyrs, and college kids who wear shorts through the winter. See also Ancient.

Added by pianomaster42 on March 2, 2008| 1 Comment | You Like This |

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97. The Ass-Trumpet

Holding a megaphone up to a fart. It's a real head-turner. See also Flatulence.

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98. Hurdy Gurdy

Immortalized by Donovan in 1967. Most Russian hurdy gurdy performers were purged by Stalin in the 1930's. See also 60's, Music.

Added by Dave on June 14, 2007| 3 Comments | You Like This |

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99. Accordion Shop

The ’ol squeezebox.

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100. Kazoos Shop

Played professionally in jug bands and by amateurs everywhere. See also Nerds.

Added by Sheri on January 7, 2007| Comment | You Like This |

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