I really want to learn how to play an organ so I can play one of the giant ones in a cathedral

1 - Keyboard/Piano, because it enables me to play ...

2- Synths! (and yes you do need to learn synths)

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Saxophone

my interest in band resparked this year so im playing mallet percussion for the first time this year and just picked up an alto sax last week

I know the basics of the piano but I'd like to get better at it, I've been told once you understand basic scales and stuff on piano most other instruments are a lot easier

drums probably. i like rhythm and percussion a lot

Violin

mayonnaise

i play drums and guitar, have dabbled in other instruments. i too would like to become a lot more proficient with synths and electronic equipment in general, and music production as a whole, software-wise. if i could play any instrument that i have not had the chance to yet, i think id like to sit down with a hang drum for a few hours.

I've always wanted to learn bari sax. That shit is just regal.

I would love to be able to play the trumpet, but I don't have the money or time to learn it. For now I'll just have to stick to playing the air trumpet every time a trumpet gets played in a song. https://i.ytimg.com/vi/QXG0R6Ur1bk/hqdefault.jpg

piano

No Patrick michael-, mayonnaise is not an instrument.

Upright bass, been a fan of a guy called Avishai Cohen, great player.
Also playing upright bass looks badass

I've always wanted to play drums since I was a kid and played my friends drum set when I was in like 4th grade. My parents wouldn't buy me any when I was young because they're really loud and kind of expensive. Now that I can afford them I don't have enough space and wouldn't be able to practice without waking my brother up because he works nights.

I play guitar and bass and sing a bit so I'd really like to get drums. That way I'd be able to record some stuff I've written that I haven't been able to use when I jam with my friends.

either the trombone or some woodwind instrument

piano 100%

Learning bass currently if that counts.
I doubt I'd learn something but bass and guitar, but sitar sounds really interesting.

Marching tenor drums

i used to be really good at piano but now i've completely forgotten how to play and its really frustrating. so i guess i would love to relearn piano

just bought a guitar a couple weeks back, i get a kick out of playing a few notes from any pink floyd song. even if its only a second or two long its still very beautiful. Learning doesnt feel like homework i love it. ive already made plans with a buddy of mine whose family has a farm in the middle of nowhere. gonna play some pink floyd under the stars with a fat fucking cigar. god bles :)

cello, hang, gayageum, drums

expensive things :(

want to learn guitar or the drums in the future. going to take vocal lessons because i really like to sing and it would be awesome to be in a band.

Id like to get better at playing piano but i don't own one to practice on
I also want to buy a mandolin for some reason

piano. it's crazy how different a song can sound when it's done with only one instrument. Especially piano. Some of them are unrecognizable but they sound great.

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what about horseradish though

Piano. I know how to play the violin, but I want something else that's beautiful.