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I get what you're saying.

I used to go take violin lessons, but sometimes I'd like to carry my friend's cello around. It's much lighter than you'd expect, and it really does have a beautiful sound to it. If you're committed, I doubt the cello wouldn't be so difficult to play.

It's probably hard to find a cello tutor (not that it's impossible, of course...usually when you see the ads in the newspaper, they always offer up piano and guitar tutors), but if your school has an orchestra, go for that and practice at home. You probably are capable enough to teach yourself how to play, too. Tons of way you can learn.

Edit: I think cello seem easier to play than violin.

A cello will touch your soul like no other instrument. It takes lots of practice but it is very worth it. I also love the piano. It's one of those instruments that you can play even when you're older. Most teachers are cool with doing after school lessons.

The piano is the most versatile of all instruments . Once you learn it you'll be able to translate music to other instruments.....the cello? Ask yourself, what kind of music am I going to be able to play? It's nice to be able to play something later in life too and well....the cello just doesn't do it for me.

piano i LOVE !!

it is so veratile and you can play any song and it sounds so impressive i love it!

i also play the violin....

its nice but a little bit harder than piano because piano, all the keys are there, violin you have to get your notes in tune ( but on the other hand, piano you have two hands to worry about)

both are equally good but i would have to say that i love piano the best!

Drums maybe because its the easiest to learn.