Funny Instruments

Funny Instruments

51. The Rump Saxophone

Also known as farting. See also Flatulence.

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52. Fluteophone Shop

A cute, plastic flute.

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53. Recorders

Torture Idea: Place victim in a room filled with beginner recorder players. Could also work with violins.

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54. The String in a Cup

Oh, your child plays the violin, does he? And yours plays the trombone? Pssh. My child is a virtuoso string in a cup player.

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55. Sand Blocks Shop

A beginner's musical instrument if there ever was one.

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56. Double-belled Euphoniums

The choice instrument of any parade in the Roaring Twenties. See also 20's, Old-Timey.

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57. Oboe D'amour

Oboe of love. But how romantic can an oboe get? See also Music, Romance.

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58. Paperclip

For fairly obvious reasons, the translation of the French word for trombone. See also French.

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59. Gutbucket

Also called a washtub base. Basically a bucket with a string attached to a broom handle that's nearly impossible to tune.

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60. Child Instruments

E.g. rubber bands as harps, pots and pans as drums, and toilet paper rolls as trumpets.

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