Which is more intellectually developed for elementary school students to learn the electronic piano

I have studied both of the violin, and I think that the violin not only tests the dexterity of the fingers, but also the coordination of the shoulders, strength, and elbows.

Violin bar. The violin has high requirements for the left hand, which is conducive to the development of the right brain, and the violin can exercise people's creativity and critical thinking ability, so it is recommended to learn the violin.

Of course, there are electronic keyboards in universities, but some of them are called keyboard departments.

The electronic piano of Shenyang ** College is very good.

The upstairs was very good.

It depends on the child's personal interests.

Let him listen to which one he likes at the same time and let him learn which.

Violin, not only to the right and left hand cooperation, but also to have a good feel, electronic piano is not worth learning, if so, why not set up an electronic piano major in the university.

Of course, it is a violin, and it must require a perfect combination of left and right hands to compose a beautiful **.

It is better to learn the piano than to learn the electronic organ, because it is useless to learn the electronic organ at present, whether it is to add points in the future exam or to take the artistic direction.

If you go back upstairs, the violin is not ordinarily difficult!

I have a little bit of a recommendation that you learn to play the keyboard, for the following reasons:

1. The electronic piano is easy to get started, and the timbre of the electronic piano is varied, which allows you to find the best fun that is different from the violin and piano.

2. The development trend of electronic piano is getting better and better, I thought that the development of electronic piano was average, but these days I was fortunate to get a netizen to correct it, and I realized that the development of electronic piano in China is very fast!

3. Electronic pianos are not as mid-range as pianos and violins, and your degree of freedom will be greater.

It can be seen that you were persuaded by friends and relatives to give up learning piano or violin. But I personally think, and I have always thought so: learning the piano, interest is the first place, no matter what the instrument, if you are not interested, don't waste time on it, if you are interested, just learn, just persevere, don't be disturbed by the outside world.

To be honest, it's not too late for you to learn the piano now, you know, my teacher is teaching an "old man" in his 40s, what is this? And now there has been a big leap forward in the teaching techniques of violin and piano, and it is easier to learn than before

So, I respect your opinion, and at the same time I hope you will stick to your interests.

About Liang Zhu, this is a level 10 track, and it's quite difficult to pull, mainly long! The last piece I rehearsed in the school orchestra was Liang Zhu (I'm not a soloist. Not enough to go.

Ha ha! ）。Liang Zhu can be your goal, as long as you learn the violin!

Keyboard. It is more difficult to get started with the violin, and it normally takes 2 to 3 years to play the music after one lesson a week with the teacher, but it is easier after the introduction, and the electronic piano is simpler but does not develop much after that, so it is better to learn the piano. All in all, interest is the most important, and it is not easy to learn anything without interest.

Violin Personally, I like it more.

1. Whether there is a sound box or not.

Electric violin: There is no need for a resonance box, because the vibration of the strings is picked up by a few magnetic pickups (like an electric guitar) under the root of the strings, which are then amplified by the sound. Headphones can also be used so that you can practice without disturbing others.

The electric tint can be pulled without plugging in, and the sound is very small, like a mosquito calling.

Violin: It is necessary to have a sound box, and the bass beam is glued to the lower left of the panel, which not only plays a reinforcing role, but also has an acoustic role. When the bow rubs against the strings to make the strings vibrate, the panel vibrates through the horse, and the back plate vibrates through the sound column, the E string vibrates less, and the G string vibrates more, so that the bass beam has greater vibration and causes the resonance box to vibrate.

2. The sounder is different.

The sound principle of ordinary violin: the bow first rubs the string, the string vibrates due to friction, this vibration will be transmitted to the bridge, and the bridge will then transmit the vibration to the panel, at this time, the vibration of the panel will make the air in the violin also vibrate, and the vibrating air is usually very loud because it has been bumping around inside.

Electronic violin: There is no speaker, so when the sound is transmitted from the bridge, there is no panel to vibrate, but an electronic part, called a pickup, to sense the vibration of the bridge, and the pickup will sense what it senses, through the wire to the horn, and then make a sound. Since there is no air bumping around in the closed box during this process, the sound is very quiet.

3. The sound quality is different.

The relationship between the wood, the vibration of the air in the wood, and the beautiful sound emitted by the electronic horn cannot be done, so the performance of the ** will usually be based on ordinary violins.

I would recommend buying an intermediate. Generally 1000 to 2000 is about the same. Because although the popular piano is cheap, it is very heavy, and it is produced by the machine assembly line, and the sound quality and material selection are not very good, and it is very difficult to pull up, which is not conducive to beginner performance.

Especially if you still want to play a few songs, popularizing the timbre of the piano is not a performance piano at all, it would be nice for you to practice fingering and bowing. The intermediate piano will be much more comfortable to play, not so heavy, and it is generally handmade, the selection of materials will be better, and the resonance and sound of the body will be better.

The quality of electronic violins is not yet guaranteed. It's easier to go out of tune, and the stability is not so good, so I still recommend that you buy a wooden one and hire a teacher to learn it for a year and a half (any violin, especially a new one, will run high and low in tone, but the old piano is more stable, so you go to the teacher to learn for a period of time and practice your piano tone more stable).

I've been learning violin for 2 years, so you can ask me any questions!o(∩_o~

Of course, the wooden violin is more advanced, but it is much more difficult to learn, and the effect of learning to play it is very good. My dad is a handmade violin, and I have a lot of exposure to this area, and the sound of them playing with the teachers is very beautiful. If you are a beginner, you can buy a general-level one, **between 300 and 500.

The sound of the popular piano will get worse and worse.

But a good violin is better not used to practice intonation.

Especially when you are a beginner.

If it is not good for the piano, it will affect the pitch.

The concert will not sound good.

I've been studying for 7 years.

That is, after 3 to 4 years, I changed the piano.

When the tune is in tune, the piano will sound good.

I'm doing this. I think the electronics are good. Because ordinary wooden piano materials are not good. But now there are wood-electric violins, and when you don't need speakers, they're wooden. The sound is great.

The essential difference is that the timbre is not the same.

After all, electricity sounds a bit fake.

The sound of wood is more realistic.

I think if it's an amateur, don't buy it too expensive.

I want to buy more wood.

The timbre of the electronic violin will be easier to grasp.

Xylophone is not suitable for practicing at home, it is too loud, if you live in a single-family house, I didn't say it.

The wooden ones are close to nature, and the electronic ones are a bit mechanical!

The wood is better!

An electronic violin is also fine, more than 500 will do.

Six Hundred of Electricity can contact me.

Let's divide it into categories!

Disadvantages: Piano: bulky, expensive, time-consuming and expensive to learn, timbre list.

1. You can only participate in symphony orchestras, which is of little use to pop.

Violin: Difficult to learn (especially at first), expensive, (a little late to learn violin at the age of 13), tone list.

First, it takes a long time to learn, it is very troublesome to repair the piano, and it is not suitable for pop bands.

Electronic organs: some are expensive, have few keyboards, are not as temperamental as pianos and violins, and have nothing if there is no electricity.

Advantages: Piano: In the eyes of most people, it is very temperamental, playing the piano can improve the quality of the piano, and is conducive to the development of the left and right brains.

Violin: easy to carry, also very temperamental, more suitable for solo playing, the sound is quite good.

Electronic organ: easy to carry, as long as there is electricity, everything is easy to say, the timbre is diverse, suitable for pop bands, ** not as expensive as the piano violin, conducive to the development of the left and right brain, conducive to knowing a lot of timbre rhythm.

**Specialty student?。。 I am. I was in middle school and saw that everyone had a special talent, that is to say, I was not a special student when I was admitted to middle school. **Specialties can be added, but it depends on the situation, like piano, many people learn, then its requirements are invisibly improved.

What I have listed above is purely a personal opinion... Things have to be seen in two ways. Besides, this is to be interested in your own drops! A certain woman floated away...

The most important thing depends on what you like, what instrument to learn The most important thing is to persevere, but the electronic piano is much simpler than the violin, learning the violin requires a certain foundation and musicality, and it takes perseverance and talent to learn, if you like it, don't think so much, there is a utilitarian purpose to learn badly, I hope you find your favorite instrument, and can enjoy the realm it brings.

I practice double-row keys (and I don't have a big family at home), and from my point of view, the electronic keyboard is the foundation. If you like the electronic keyboard and the violin, and want to make a "career", it is recommended that you learn the electronic keyboard first to lay a foundation. After that, you're deciding if you want to learn violin (or something else).

The piano is the "king of musical instruments", and the violin is"Queen of Musical Instruments"The electronic keyboard can mimic the sound of hundreds of instruments, which other instruments cannot.

But an electronic keyboard can't imitate a sound that looks like it.

Learning a musical instrument is not about what to do, but which one you are interested in, learning a musical instrument is not a play, once you start, a lot of money and energy will be invested in it, if you don't like that one, you will pay a lot of price and even bring pain, so this is not a matter of who recommends, according to your own hobbies, if you are interested, you will be able to learn well, you must be based on your own interests and hobbies, otherwise you will regret it late, no matter how high it is, it will be very bad.

I am learning violin, the teacher said that the violin class is the most difficult in the Western musical instruments, only 10 years old, if you learn violin at the same time, it is very tiring, and it is difficult to persevere, it is recommended to learn the electronic organ.

The violin is elegant, the electronic organ is useful, the violin is difficult, and the electronic organ is easy to get started.

Learning the violin can be stressful for you, and it can be very stressful for those around you. The electronic organ is better, choose the electronic keyboard.

If you just want to learn both, you can tell you that the most difficult of these three instruments is the violin, followed by the piano, and the electronic keyboard is the easiest. Piano and electronic piano fingering are basically the same, but the requirements for fingers are different, for example, if you learn the piano first, the electronic piano can be played casually, if you learn the electronic piano first, the feeling of playing on the piano is different, and you also need to practice your fingers; The violin belongs to the strings, the flexibility of the fingers is required to be higher than that of keyboard instruments, in addition, you need to have a natural sense of musicality to find the right tone, a good violinist has been pursuing the intonation of the strings all his life, because the violin is not like the guitar, it has a bit, it relies on memory and feel to find the sound, a bit similar to the accordion bass. To sum up, it depends on your actual situation, if you don't have a strong interest in the instrument, learning the violin first will make you lose interest...

Piano is the first choice, learning violin is relatively boring, if you don't have a very calm character, a good ear and a good violin teacher, it is difficult to persevere. The structure of the piano is that the hammer strikes on the strings to make a sound, which requires a certain amount of strength; The volume of the electronic organ is the size of the rheostat to determine the size of the sound, although some electronic organs are also equipped with counterweight mechanisms, but only the expensive electronic organ will be equipped with a relatively close to the piano feel, so come up to learn the electronic organ, then it is difficult to change to play the piano in the future, but it is easy to learn the piano when learning the piano, and compared to the violin, the piano is more intuitive, and it is easy to get started at the beginning of learning. To sum up, piano is the first choice for learning.

The electronic organ has inherent deficiencies in the strength and sound of the keys, and can only be used as a kind of entertainment.

It is difficult for the violin to start, and the requirements for the child's physical strength and congenital physical conditions are relatively high in the learning process, and at the same time, the main form of existence of the violin in the future is to integrate into the band, and the requirements for the surrounding supporting environment are relatively high.

Learning the piano is not only beneficial for brain development, but also for other musical instruments and even composition theory in the future.

Piano, you have a piano foundation must be good to learn others, I learned the piano at the age of 6, the guitar at the age of 9, the violin at the age of 13, the violin is really difficult, the bow and the strings without a few years of skills must be bad, the piano is the foundation, it is recommended to learn the piano.

It's better to learn the keyboard than to learn the guzheng and the pipa, and I recommend learning the piano, because the keyboard instrument is the foundation of other instruments.

Electronic piano, then turn to the piano or skip the last violin.

Violin over-the-top electronic organ and piano are hard! You learn the piano or the electronic organ first, and it's better not to learn the violin!