IS IT EASY TO LEARN TO PLAY A PIANO? l?

Question

I WANT TO BAD

Answer 1

it comes very easily to some people, and is more difficult for others.

If your heart is in it, and you have the discipline for the practice, I think you'll do very well.

Good Luck!

Answer 2

Had you started to learn to play the piano either formally or self-taught beginning around 9-10 years of age; you would be very fortunate in becoming a talented performer [assuming that you practice regularly]. On the other hand, with advanced age, say after 30, it becomes more difficult to pickup the physical placement of one's hands and developing a "natural" quickness of touch.

If you really "want too bad" to learn the piano, invest in a private piano instructor and bypass any self-taught strategies which may not provide enough feedback in how you perform with both hands.

In the meantime, should you achieve some success in learning to play the piano, you will be rewarded with being able to play any type of music just by reading the notes.

Good luck!

Answer 3

I'm glad that you've taken an interest in piano. It's not a particularly difficult instrument to begin, but your experience will be a thousand times more positive if you get a good teacher. You need to be more specific, though. Do you want to play classical/ romantic/ baroque/ modern or popular music? Do you want to learn scales/cadances/chords? It all really depends on your goal in playing. If you are disciplined, and have a good sense of rhythm and tone, then you will do well, and find the piano to be an extremely rewarding use of your time.

Answer 4

it depends on how much natural talent u have but if u practice a lot then u will probably get good. also it is best if u take lessons somewhere it helps you learn more and ur teacher can tell u what ur doing wrong

Answer 5

if u love music then its easy