150 instrument jokes

  1. Why don’t pianos like to go to school? Because they’re afraid of the organ-ization!
  2. What did the trombone say to the trumpet? “Don’t blow your own horn!”
  3. Why was the guitar teacher arrested? For fingering a minor.
  4. How do you fix a broken brass instrument? With a tuba glue!
  5. Why did the piano break up with the metronome? Because it kept trying to control its tempo!
  6. Why are drummers always losing their keys? They’re always dropping the beat!
  7. What’s the difference between a bassoon and a trampoline? You take off your shoes before you jump on a trampoline.
  8. What’s the range of a tuba? About twenty yards, if you’ve got a good arm.
  9. What do you call a beautiful woman on a trombonist’s arm? A tattoo.
  10. How does a violist’s brain cell die? Alone.
  11. Why do bagpipers walk when they play? To get away from the noise.
  12. What’s the definition of a minor second? Two flutists playing in unison.
  13. What’s the best thing to play on a stand-up bass? Solitaire.
  14. Why was the accordion invented? So the bagpipe wouldn’t feel lonely.
  15. What’s the difference between a chainsaw and a viola? A chainsaw has more dynamic range.
  16. How do you get a clarinet to sound like a saxophone? Sit in the back and don’t play.
  17. What do you call a drummer without a girlfriend? Homeless.
  18. Why don’t violins play hide and seek? Because good luck hiding when you’re always being picked up.
  19. Why do conductors have a baton? To keep the violinists from stabbing each other.
  20. Why don’t pianists like to play cards? Too many suits and keys.
  21. What’s a cello’s favorite food? Bow-tie pasta.
  22. What do you call a drummer who broke his drumstick? A conductor.
  23. What did the drummer name his twin daughters? Anna one, Anna two.
  24. What’s the similarity between a banjo and an onion? Nobody cries when you cut up a banjo.
  25. What do you call a guitarist who only knows two chords? A music critic.
  26. What do you get if you cross a piano and a fish? A piano-tuna!
  27. Why did the guitarist go to jail? He was caught fingering A minor.
  28. How many conductors does it take to change a lightbulb? Nobody knows. No one ever looks at the conductor.
  29. What’s an oboe good for? Kindling for a bassoon fire.
  30. What’s the difference between a viola and a coffin? The coffin has the dead person on the inside.
  31. Why are harmonicas like pirates? They both murder on the high Cs.
  32. What do you call a musician with a college degree? Night manager at McDonald’s.
  33. How do you get two piccolo players to play in perfect unison? Shoot one.
  34. What did the saxophone say to the trumpet? “I’ve got a bone to pick with you!”
  35. What’s the difference between a banjo and a chainsaw? You can tune a chainsaw.
  36. Why was the piano invented? So the musician would have a place to put his beer.
  37. Why was the piano on medication? It kept losing its keys.
  38. What’s a bassoon’s favorite exercise? The long run.
  39. Why don’t oboists ever play hide and seek? Good luck hiding when you’re always reed-ing.
  40. What’s the best way to confuse a drummer? Put a sheet of music in front of him.
  41. Why was the guitar a great musician? It always strung along with the music.
  42. How do you make a cello sound beautiful? Sell it and buy a violin.
  43. What’s the difference between an oboe and a bassoon? You can hit a baseball further with a bassoon.
  44. What’s the definition of a quarter tone? A harpist tuning their strings.
  45. Why was the xylophone always broke? It kept hitting rock bottom.
  46. Why don’t you ever want to loan money to a ukulele player? They’re always fretting about something.
  47. Why was the synthesizer so good at making friends? It was very good at breaking the ice.
  48. How do you get a guitar to stop buzzing? You swap it for a bee.
  49. Why was the bass player thrown out of school? He couldn’t handle his scales.
  50. What do you call a trombonist with a pager? An optimist.
  51. How do you improve the aerodynamics of a drummer’s car? Take the pizza delivery sign off the roof.
  52. What do you call a pianist who plays by ear? Anything you like. He can’t hear you.
  53. What’s the difference between a guitar and a tuna fish? You can’t tuna fish.
  54. What’s the difference between a trumpet player and the rear end of a horse? I don’t know either.
  55. Why did the violin go to therapy? It had too many strings attached.
  56. What did the drummer get on his IQ test? Drool.
  57. Why did the musician bring a ladder to the bar? He wanted to reach the high notes.
  58. Why don’t pianos ever get locked out? Because their keys are always with them.
  59. What do you call a fish that plays the piano? A piano-tuna!
  60. What do you get if you drop a piano down a mineshaft? A flat minor.
  61. What do you call a drummer that breaks up with his girlfriend? Homeless.
  62. What do you get when you cross a sweet potato and a jazz musician? A Yam Session.
  63. Why don’t clarinets ever marry? They’ve got too many reeds and squeaks.
  64. Why was the bass player a bad roommate? He was always dropping the bass.
  65. How do you get a guitar player off your porch? Pay for the pizza.
  66. How do you put a sparkle in a soprano’s eye? Shine a flashlight in her ear.
  67. Why was the accordion player a good boxer? His left hand always knew what his right hand was doing.
  68. What’s the definition of perfect pitch? When you toss a banjo in the garbage and it hits an accordion.
  69. Why was the keyboard always happy? Because it was always in touch with its feelings.
  70. Why did the music theory teacher get arrested? He touched a minor chord.
  71. What’s the difference between a drummer and a savings bond? One will mature and make money.
  72. What did the timpani say to the drum? “You’re just a big fathead.”
  73. What do you call a guitar that never finishes a job? A quitar.
  74. What’s the definition of an optimist? A choral director with a mortgage.
  75. Why are singers like a broken record? They always repeat the same notes over and over again.
  76. Why don’t you find pianos in the jungle? They’re afraid of the keys.
  77. What do youcall a dog that can play the piano? A melo-dean!
  78. What’s the difference between a violinist and a dog? The dog knows when to stop scratching.
  79. What do you call a guitar player without a girlfriend? Homeless.
  80. What did the piano say to the door? “Don’t slam me. I’m not a piano!”
  81. What do you call a trombone player with a cell phone? An optimist.
  82. Why do flutes never lose at poker? Because they always have a good hand.
  83. Why was the musician arrested? He got in treble.
  84. Why don’t keyboard players ever catch a cold? They always have a good touch.
  85. Why was the cello a great investment? It had lots of strings attached.
  86. How do you fix a broken trumpet? With a trumpet patch.
  87. Why was the music note arrested? It was A minor.
  88. What’s a percussionist’s favorite spice? Cymbal.
  89. How can you tell if a stage is level? The drool comes out both sides of the drummer’s mouth.
  90. Why was the piano on a diet? It had too many heavy keys.
  91. How do you make a double bass sound in tune? Chop it up and make it into a xylophone.
  92. Why did the drummer take up gardening? Because he knew the drill.
  93. What do you call a guitar that wants to become a violin? A picky string instrument.
  94. Why are orchestra jokes always in treble? Because they never fall flat!
  95. What did the musical chord say to the tightrope walker? “Don’t fret!”
  96. Why don’t pianists play football? Because they’re afraid of breaking their pianists’ fingers.
  97. What do you call a cow that plays a musical instrument? A moosician.
  98. Why did the singer climb a ladder? To reach the high notes.
  99. What do you get when you cross a snowman and a vampire? Frostbite.
  100. Why did the violinist go broke? Because he always played second fiddle.
  101. How do you know when a drummer is knocking at your door? The knock always slows down.
  102. What’s the best way to play a dulcimer? With a hammer.
  103. What did the electric guitar say to the amplifier? “Are you amped to see me?”
  104. What’s a ghost’s favorite instrument? The spookulele!
  105. Why did the metronome go to therapy? It couldn’t find its tempo.
  106. Why did the trombone get kicked out of the band? It was always sliding into the wrong notes.
  107. Why do clarinet players always carry a pencil? Because they can’t draw a straight reed.
  108. What do you call a laughing piano? A Yamahahaha.
  109. How do you get a million dollars as a musician? Start with two million.
  110. What’s the difference between a bull and an orchestra? The bull has the horns in the front and the a**hole in the back.
  111. Why did the ukulele go to therapy? It had a fretful breakdown.
  112. Why was the xylophone jealous of the marimba? It had a bigger range.
  113. Why did the music note go to school? To improve its compositions.
  114. What’s the difference between an opera singer and a pit bull? Lipstick.
  115. What did the flutist say to the guitar player? “You’re strumthing special.”
  116. Why did the string quartet go to the bar? To get some good “bar-tok.”
  117. Why don’t singers ever catch a cold? They always dodge the draft.
  118. How do you turn a duck into a soul artist? Put it in the oven until its Bill Withers.
  119. What’s the definition of a cluster chord? A piano getting dropped down a mine shaft.
  120. Why did the trombone player refuse to play? He thought it was all just a bunch of brass.
  121. What do you get when you drop a piano on a military base? A flat major.
  122. What did the musician say to the tightrope walker? “You’ve got some nerve!”
  123. Why did the harmonica break up with the accordion? It said, “I’m tired of your squeezing.”
  124. Why was the guitar a good secret keeper? It never frets out loud.
  125. Why did the music book go to school? To get its composition right.
  126. Why was the musician a bad carpenter? He was always sharp or flat.
  127. What do you call a snowman who can play the violin? A “Fiddler on the Roof.”
  128. How do you get a guitarist to play softer? Give him some sheet music.
  129. What do you call a cat who can play the guitar? A mewsician!
  130. Why did the trumpet go to jail? Because he was in treble.
  131. What did the musician say when he lost his job? “I’m in a lot of treble now!”
  132. Why don’t violins use smartphones? Too many unwanted violins.
  133. What’s the difference between a cello and a lawsuit? Everyone is happy when the case is closed on a cello.
  134. Why did the drum kit go to university? To get a degree in percussion.
  135. Why did the cymbal break up with the drumstick? It was tired of being hit on.
  136. What did the momma say to the baby bass? “Don’t fret!”
  137. Why did the violin bow apologize? It was sorry for the “stringing” along.
  138. Why did the guitar get locked up? It was caught stealing licks.
  139. What did the bongo say to the conga? “You’ve got great rhythm, but can you walk the talk?”
  140. Why did the xylophone file a police report? He felt played.
  141. What’s the difference between a fish and a piano? You can’t tuna fish.
  142. Why don’t oboes get invited to parties? They’re too “reed”iculous.
  143. How many country singers does it take to change a lightbulb? Two. One to change the bulb and one to sing about the old one.
  144. What’s a ghost’s favorite instrument? The tromBONE.
  145. What’s a musical cat’s favorite instrument? A pia”no.”
  146. Why was the singer always in trouble? He never knew when to hold his tongue.
  147. Why did the trumpet player lose his job? He blew it.
  148. What’s the definition of a minor second? Two conductors trying to beat time together.
  149. Why did the musical note break up with the rest? It needed a rest.
  150. Why did the violinist get kicked out of the band? He was always stringing them along.

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