Is it useful for children to practice the piano for 20 minutes a day?

The teacher told the parents that the child is very smart, if the child is stricter, the progress of the child's learning must be fast, but the child has just been exposed to this aspect of learning, the entry stage is very precious, at this stage can greatly stimulate the child's interest in **, we need to extend this stage as much as possible, rather than wanting to end as soon as possible, should let the child enjoy the fun of playing the piano.

When the child grows up and is exposed to more difficult songs, he will inevitably fall into a bottleneck, in which case the child will recall the joy brought to the child when he started, and it is not easy for the child to choose to give up. This is followed by the author's summary, as well as telling parents not to rush their children, and so on.

I was deeply touched by this teacher's insight. Some parents rarely start from the perspective of their children, blindly asking their children to work hard and learn, how many of these parents are for their children? And how much of it is for their own good, bragging in front of their relatives and friends?

If parents are really thinking about their children, then please face up to their children's interest in education, and the process of children's musical instrument learning should be happy and enjoyable, rather than being forced by parents, and they should first adjust their own and their children's mentality.

Even if the child is lucky enough to get results through the persecution of parents, then what the child gets is not interest, but technology. In the same situation, interest gives the motivation to move forward, and technology is the pressure again and again, and if there is no love, you will not be able to withstand such pressure after all.

The famous pianist Tossa also admonished people: "If there is a utilitarian parent standing behind him, even if the child is a gifted prodigy, it is difficult to become a master." Because parents regard art as a means to pursue success, utilitarianism will pollute children's pure hearts and interrupt children's climbing of art.

Of course, even if this is the case, there will be parents who say that letting their children learn piano itself is from a utilitarian point of view, and they can add points during the exam, and they don't want him to become a master. In fact, there is nothing wrong with this, but I still ask parents to extend the time of their children's happiness as long as possible.

Learning the piano is a long and boring process, you should find a good teacher to learn systematically, you can't play and sing indiscriminately, accurate hand shape, fingering, the use of force, the ability to read stave and sitting posture are very important to the piano performance effect, a good teacher can help quickly find the path to get started. Finally, it is to develop the habit of reading music and sight-singing.

If it's a casual practice without a plan, it won't be of much use.

It's useless, at least for an hour! Said by a professional piano teacher.

In the right way, the longer the practice, the better. However, the child's receptivity and ability to be bored are limited, and it is impossible to practice indefinitely every day. It is recommended to practice multiple times and for short periods of time.

For example, practice for 20 minutes, rest for 10 minutes, and then practice for another 20 minutes. Every child's situation is different, and it's hard to say what is best. Fit is best.

If you want your child to go professional in the future, of course, it is best to practice for a longer time, many masters practiced more than 12 hours a day before they became famous, and now they practice like this. No matter how good the talent is, it has to be practiced every moment to achieve the desired state. If it's just a hobby and insists on practicing the piano for half an hour every day, it will have good results.

But the premise is that you have to insist on practicing every day, piano class, if you don't play it for one or two days, you will be handy! Secondly, when playing the piano, you should ensure that you focus on playing the piano for half an hour, and never do anything else! It is best for parents to sit next to them and supervise.

Under normal circumstances, it is more reasonable for children to start learning piano after the age of four, and the attention span can be more than half an hour, but a little earlier or later does not have a particularly important effect.

Eight or nine years old. In addition to the practice itself is a very boring process that requires great effort to gain something, for a child with average talent, learning the piano is indeed very difficult, and it takes resilience to persevere. But after a process of constant self-denial, I persevered, and the piano became an important existence in life.

Parents can play a key supporting role in the process of continuous self-denial on the way of their children's learning the piano, parents can insist, children can also persevere, parents give up, children must give up. In fact, what to learn, you don't need to persist for a long time to learn well, there is no such thing, don't give up because of difficulties, either don't start, or tell to persevere.

I think the time to practice the piano should be controlled in about one hour to two hours, and we must pay attention to the grasp of the time, or the effect of practicing the piano for a long time is not particularly good, and then it will cause the child to lose interest.

Preferably an hour, because if the practice is too long, it can make the child lose patience.

When children practice the piano, the time period of half an hour to about an hour is the most appropriate.

If the child is not particularly old, it is enough to train for about half an hour, so that the child can get a very good piano player.

Half an hour is the best, because children also need to be relaxed, and too long will make children very irritable.

Children are mainly interested, don't have to ask the little pot friends to play how long and how long, make it a burden, this is counterproductive, very small children have limited attention, and half an hour is enough.

I've also asked this question and I think it's best as follows:

If you are in the beginner stage, you only need to practice for half an hour a day, no more than 40 minutes, because you are just learning and do not have much to master, so you don't need to spend a lot of time.

If you have been studying for three or four months and are at a general intermediate level, you need to play for 1 hour to 80 minutes a day, preferably in two sessions, with a 10-minute break between them.

If you have been learning the piano systematically for seven or eight months and are in the intermediate improvement stage, you should practice the piano for about two hours a day, which can also be divided into two or three sessions.

If you have been learning the piano for about a year and are basically at the advanced level, it is best to keep to three hours of practice time every day, which can also be done in sections.

If you're going to perform, or you're going to compete, practice for four hours a day.

It should be noted that no matter what stage you are in, the process of playing the piano for a few hours a day will last for two months, and then it can be repaired for about ten days, and then enter the next stage.

If you are practicing mechanically, you practice 10 hours a day, and you don't have the heart to practice for an hour

Don't just pay attention to how long you practice, but find mistakes in each playing, correct mistakes, and make yourself improve and improve every time you practice, if you just want to reach the time, I think this will not be good for practice, and it will make you vulnerable to injury (for example: excessive fatigue can cause tenosynovitis in your hands), so you have to improve every minute of practice, and that's the most important thing

But professionally, I practice 2 hours in the morning, 2 hours in the morning, 2 hours in the afternoon, and 1 hour in the evening, but I have to make sure that my hands don't feel tired, otherwise it will have a great impact on the performance

Remember not to overexert yourself This is a big no-no for professional playing

5 hours is the best, say it yourself.

But I think 3 hours is the best!

Depending on your own situation, everyone's specific situation is different, and you can practice for more than 10 hours a day

If you want to get into a top university, you need to spend at least three hours a day, and if you're efficient, you can't afford to make progress every second! Hehe, of course, I'm exaggerating a little bit by saying that, which means that you have to practice for three hours efficiently.

Here are some of my personal experiences, just for reference, I hope there are some things that will be useful to you. Like me, I still have more than 2 hours a day in the year before the exam, at least 4 hours a day in the first half of the year before the exam, and sometimes I often practice for half a day or most of the day. Like my teacher, he used to work harder than me, and they lived on campus.

He went to ** attached middle school, he got up at half past four every day to practice the piano, and he practiced for half a day.

The above are all suggestions for you if you want to take the major.

If you are not taking a major, I recommend at least one hour a day. After an hour of practice, the general efficiency can be guaranteed. If you get bored of practicing, don't practice anymore, it will make you lose interest (well, of course, if you are not interested in the first place, what a painful thing it would be).

If you're not annoyed, but you really want to play, don't stop! Because, when you are interested, you can play something that most people can't touch. You may think that you are not good at playing well, but many professional piano teachers often like this kind of unconcealed feeling, which we call "musicality".

If you're just having fun, you can play whenever you want.

Above、I hope that you think it is worth referencing、Thank you、

It depends on your own level. General exercises, preferably one to two hours, are good for laying a solid foundation. If you really don't have time, make sure you have 20 to 30 minutes of practice.

Preferably 1-2 hours.

I don't usually touch it, though. So I haven't grown... It's all the monster's fault.

If you are busy studying, you can practice for half an hour to an hour, and if you are relaxed for study, you can practice for about two hours.

I practiced for eight hours. Will it be scrapped?

It depends on your level! If you're just starting out, playing for an hour is enough, if you're going to take the exam, then practice more, I'm now practicing 3 hours a day...