Did you start learning the electronic piano at the age of 16?

Of course, the electronic organ is relatively simple.

The feel of the electronic organ is very soft, and it does not require very rigid fingers like the piano, and it basically relies on the gravity of the fingers to pronounce, so the problem of "inflexible" fingers is not very prominent at first.

And as you said, an electronic piano is equivalent to a band, you can play piano music or large music, and the joy in your heart when you play it is difficult to express it in words.

After all, listening to ** and playing it yourself like ** are two completely different feelings.

Therefore, I advise you to learn it, and the progress at the age of 16 should be very fast.

The electronic organ is relatively simple.

If you're just a hobbyist.

There are no strict basic skills requirements for pianos.

The right hand can play the main melody, and the left hand can match the existing rhythm of the electronic keyboard with chords.

The main thing is to use some textbook instructions to understand the function of each key on your electronic keyboard.

Some may be in foreign languages, and professional terms on **.

It can be a bit of a struggle to see it all on your own.

Generally speaking, if you are amateur and good, you can definitely practice a more complete and beautiful song in a month or two.

If you are very talented, you will not have a problem with amateur performance As for the teaching materials, because I am relatively weak in Western music, you can go and ask the owner of the musical instrument store I wish you success

I also started learning when I was 16 years old. It's 21 now. I've done a band.

In fact, as long as you are willing to work hard, there is no rush or not rush. It's all about your perseverance. If you want to entertain yourself, if you have a high level of innate quality, it's actually OK in 6-7 months.

I've never touched an electronic keyboard. Because I've loved it since I was a child. Dad is also a band.

Of course, no problem, if you want to entertain yourself, but I recommend that you learn the double-row electronic organ, this effect is better.

No problem. As long as you want to learn. Have faith in yourself.

Ah, we're all the way!

I'm 16 too, and I want to learn piano! It's also the third year of junior high school.

I've asked similar questions, and I've been told, "Go your own way and let others say go!" ”

If you want to learn, why ask others?

Hee-hee......

Whatever your heart wants, nothing can be done.

Hello Dear Hello I'm glad to answer your questions about how long it takes to learn the electronic keyboard, the actual situation will vary depending on the individual's learning ability, practice time and goal requirements. Learning an instrument is a gradual process that requires time and effort to understand and master the technique. For beginners, familiarity with the arrangement of the keys, basic theoretical knowledge and finger dexterity are all necessary prerequisites.

In addition, it takes time to gradually learn the reading of sheet music and the technique of pressing the keys. For beginners who have no foundation at all, it usually takes a few months to basically master the basic skills of the electronic keyboard and the performance of simple repertoire. However, in order to reach a high level and be able to play complex repertoire, it takes more time and systematic learning.

Learning to play the keyboard requires consistent practice, and it is important to maintain a certain amount of practice time and frequency every day. Consistent practice can help develop finger dexterity and sense, improve the accuracy of playing and express the strength of the chain. In addition, in addition to personal efforts, you can also consider finding suitable teaching resources, such as hiring an electronic piano teacher or attending relevant training courses.

Professionally guided learning can help you understand instruments and techniques faster and get more systematic training. Learning the electronic keyboard requires time and patience, and whether or not it can be learned within a month will vary depending on the individual's circumstances. It's important to maintain a positive attitude, keep practicing, and enjoy growing and progressing in the world.

Hope the above helps! If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask me. Have fun learning the keyboard!