shittydinosaurdrawings:

prokopetz:

flightlessnb:

prokopetz:

The true tragedy of the debate over whether tyrannosauruses had lips is that even if they did, anatomic comparison with modern saurischians suggests they would have lacked the fine breath control necessary to play the saxophone.

Given that you need more than two fingers per hand to play a saxophone, or pretty much any instrument, what path would you recommend for a hopeful tyrannosaur’s music career?

Hm. Considering the tyrannosaur’s general body plan, its lack of opposable grip, and the fact that its musculature would likely make it difficult to exert gentle pressure, your best bet would probably be some sort of tuned percussion instrument. Might I suggest the glockenspiel? It could readily emulate the four-mallet style of playing simply by tapping the keys with its claws.

Like this?

Also consider:

the harp.

thr triangle.

Timpani drums.

and here is a piano dinosur I drew some monthses ago.

(and there shuld also be a choir of singing dinosaurs at whatever venue these fine folks are performing)