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hiii! although i haven't played these instruments exactly, i have experience with both of their families! I've played the cello & have had slight experience with the baritone horn. i think the brass family needs some sort of instructor due to things like breath control, precision, and embouchure. while you might get the hang of it, trumpet and saxophone might require more hands-on learning with a professional. for the string family, you might have a large curve in your learning. you will have to learn fingering charts for your specific instrument and might struggle with the physical demand for your specific instrument. ( ive had blisters from plucking my cello ouch! probably because i pluck harder than im supposed too) however, even with these detriments learning the violin might be easier than the saxophone or the trumpet. you have major advantages learning solo as long as you learn how to read your music and where to properly place your fingers.

if you do pick the violin, id suggest picking up a essential elements book and finding videos of professionals teaching how to do certain techniques. 

when you do learn you can always join a youth symphony in your community as well to test your skills! 

ps. there are many different expierences with these instruments, id suggest finding a music store and asking if y0u  can test play each instrument to find one that fits your liking. also, im not a professional, i do not play in majoy symphonies rather i learned via lessons from school or private. each instrument is hard in their own way and different people might feel a bit more accustomed to learning different instrument.