MOST COMMON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

In principle, any object that produces sound can be called a musical instrument including any part of the body that can produce sound. While everyone can make a sound by clapping the hands and snapping the fingers, it takes more than a hand or a finger to make a beautiful song. The process of making music is accompanied by a specific musical instrument; these instruments are created for the purpose of creating of musical sounds.

There are musical instruments that can be easily learned. This could be also the reason why some musical instruments are more popularly used than the others which require more complicated techniques of using. In no particular order, here are some of the most commonly used musical instruments.

1) Guitar

Guitar is the one of the most played musical instruments of all time. Guitar dreams represent joyous gatherings, harmony and passion in love. The fundamental form of a guitar is that of a woman’s body. Thereby, dreaming of a guitar has sexual connotation as well and may signal an erotic or sensual dream. To see a broken guitar symbolizes disappointments in love. 

2) Piano 
Piano has one of the most beautiful sounds, producing the sweetest melodies that can evoke different emotions including serenity and blissfulness. When you dreamt that you are playing a piano, this means that you are looking for harmony in your life. When you hear the sound of it, this means personal satisfaction with the way things are doing. But when you dream that a piano needs to be tuned, some aspect of your life is in discord and needs tweaking.

3) Drums

Drums are used in almost every genre of music. Drums produce music by tapping the hand(s) on the surface or by using drumsticks. In the past, drums are not only used musically since it produces sounds that qualify as signals. Drums can be also used for communications between great distances. When you dreamt of playing a drum, it is indicative of progressing through life in your own terms. When you hear a drum playing, you need to keep a steady pace in the pursuit of your own goals.