Can you learn the violin after learning the piano?

Yes, but it's more difficult to get started with the violin, after all, the time of the beginning of the see-saw is very unbearable, at least the piano comes out of the moon, and the violin is... If you want to learn, you have to be mentally prepared

Absolutely. The piano is very helpful for cultivating musicality, and the violin also has relatively high requirements for intonation, which is very good.

Of course, you can, but getting started with violin is much more difficult than piano, so it's best to be a little prepared.

It's okay to learn, but it's just half-hearted, unless it's a professional eater who has time to practice every day, in fact, any kind of performance instrument is really enough for you to study for most of your life.

The piano is the king of musical instruments, and the violin is the queen of musical instruments. It's okay if you want to develop in an all-round way, but you must prioritize it, otherwise it will cause the bamboo basket to be empty!

Of course. I am, but the violin is harder than the piano.

You have to be prepared.

But you have to know if you're going down the road or not.

Just don't give up halfway.

The girl who learned piano, violin, viola, and guitar is really a cow, and there are probably few people in China who learn difficult instruments like you at the same time, and you can probably go on the Avenue of Stars... Lao Bi has to say to you in the other way...

Whether you learn or not is not the key, the key is how much you want to learn, whether you can learn to play with half a bucket of water, or learn as well as possible. Another important point is whether your family's financial conditions allow, the two musical instruments with the title of king and queen, and the tuition fee is relatively at this level.

Absolutely! The instruments are interconnected, so you should learn them faster.

Of course you can, it's easier for people who know stave to learn the violin.

Yes! I want to learn too! I'm also learning piano now, and I want to learn violin in the future, so I guess I can do it!

What's not to do It's okay to learn the piano and listen to the pitch Learning the violin should have a piano foundation

Why not??? There is no conflict between the piano and the violin!! I also learn piano, violin, viola, guitar (I'm a girl, oh, how about you?). ）

There should be no conflict between the piano and the violin.