They had never heard it before: the twanged string of a Cello. Neither had I, until about this time last year.
So I began playing the cello in March 2018. I completely immersed myself into it and was playing 24/7 every day. Non-stop. Then June came and I lost all my motivations for the instrument. Spurts of motivation came every now and then throughout autumn and summer but by winter I had given up.
Then the new year came.
I’m not one for the ‘new year, new me’ sort of idea but all of a sudden I have fallen in love with that instrument again. This is what happens with music. These phases are the start of a devotion.
Catherine Jane 
That’s so cool! All the best with it 🙂 x
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Thank you very much! Do you play any musical instruments? x
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Hahaha, I wish! I’ve tried, but musicality is definitely not my strong point 😂
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Aww, well not for all of us!
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I think it’s natural that sometimes our motivations or enthusiasm for something waxes and wanes or dies out completely, then can be brought back to life. A new year, or even a new season, can be great for reigniting interests. I’m really glad you’ve picked it back up and are back to enjoying the cello! 🙂
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Thank you very much! Have you ever had this phase in your life? I think my cello teacher is just as happy that I am interested again 😂❤️
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I played the cello for about 5 years when I was younger and keep wanting to start again but obviously… it’s a pretty big instrument to get hold of 😅
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They are very expensive, but something to invest if you have a passion! I ‘rent’ mine because I borrow it from my Cello tutor. I have a 3/4 size! ♥️
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