Yes you should and follow your passion. Since you are already used to string instrument and know how to read music, I think it is fast to pick up and get yourself accustomed with. All the best!

I agree with Zooey, Terrible is used to describe a bad experience or situation. (e.g terrible weather or terrible concert) Terrifying is used to describe an experience where you had extreme shock or fear (e.g. terrifying ride in a racing car) Feel free to ask me any other questions :)

Jesus First, Others Second, Yourself Last

I agree with Derrick, maybe if you could post up the whole sentence, and maybe the sentence before and after too. That would help :)

rather, he has to earn the trust back, it would be difficult to go back to the same level of trust though.

Milo for me :)

I agree, both are correct!

There are a few ways, in order of preference, 1) Engage in frequent conversations with a native Japanese speaker. 2) Rent or buy casette tapes of CDs to listen how Japanese speak. 3) Go for formal lessons where you can practice with fellow students. I hope these helps! :)