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EDIT: I may not have fully answered your question. You should choose an instrument that inspires you, and choose an instrument you think you can handle. Listen to some music to help. There are many people in an orchestra, and many more otherwise. The theremin is a cool instrument, it uses electromagnetic waves to produce sound. Then, you should practice, practice, practice! The answer to this is logically pretty clear. Musical instruments were made before musical notation was invented. So, yes, you can play an instrument without learning to read sheet music. However, it can be a pretty useful tool. You can communicate music with other people easily, or write it down for future use. You can get a melody from someone else without having to piece together note by note from listening to a recording, over and over again. Personally, I mostly learn by ear. In the genres of music I play, it works pretty well. I do have sheet music and use it to study difficult tunes, or tunes I really wish to master. There is some detail which can be hard to pick up by ear, and for those details I just look at the sheet music.