Is it like this, I have studied piano for 2 years, and then I learn violin, will it be easier?

No, the piano and the violin are two different things, maybe it's just that the music is faster (both are staves).

The way they play is completely different, and even if you have studied the piano, if you want to learn the violin, you have to start all over again.

It is recommended that the landlord is determined not to change easily after choosing a good direction, the piano and violin are not fast, they are extremely testing a person's patience and will and time, the piano is half of the violin and changed to the violin (the violin is more boring than the piano to learn, more cumbersome), and so you spent a long time, only to find that you actually lost everything, and then it was worth the loss.

In this way, people who have learned violin can play a tune quickly when they learn the piano, but it is impossible to play a decent piece without 4 or 5 months of hard work to learn violin, because there is one biggest difference between the two, the sound of the piano is accurate, and the timbre is good, even if the playing technique is not very correct, it will not be too ugly, and the age of the person who learns the piano is much wider than the violin, indicating that it is very fast to get started, if you like a piano piece to play it vigorously, you can play it well, and it is relatively good. Because it does not need to be artificially corrected, pay attention to the contrast of timbre, the violin light pitch is a big problem, the inaccurate and the timbre is not soft (the timbre lies in the right hand bow and the left hand kneading, this is only in terms of technique) is completely unpleasant, as the saying goes, the violin out of the unpleasant sound is the same as killing a chicken, it can be said that the violin is one of the most difficult instruments in the world to learn.

No, piano and violin techniques are completely different.

In addition to reading music faster, it may also be sensitive to pitch.

But you have to start from scratch to learn the same thing, I teach the violin.

Yes, at least the music theory, recipes, and pitch will be good. In fact, people who learn musical instruments now are just for fun, so what's wrong with knowing more than one skill? Let's start with interest!

I think I'll be familiar with music theory.

But the violin still has to learn fingering and so on.

All you have to do is memorize the fingering.

If you haven't studied music theory before, it's more troublesome to retake music theory, just like me.

But the violin is not the same as the piano after all.

So if you want to learn, you still have to put some effort.

The violin is also very difficult, if you don't study for ten or eight years, you can't get a grade, if you are still young, you can change it, if it is already big, then you can look at it, it is not bad to be a hobby.

If you really want to learn the violin, it should be a little easier, and it will help you a little bit with the intonation, how old is it?

Children are far from being full of curiosity about musical instruments with different shapes and different timbres, and it is easy for children to have spontaneous enthusiasm and interest in learning musical instruments, but this fun interest is quickly transferred by the utilitarian ideas of parents in instrument learning. Most parents focus on the results of instrument learning, and constantly ask their children to learn to play tunes, so children gradually lose interest in musical instrument learning in boring, mechanical training and even under the pressure of parents. So how do you keep your child's enthusiasm for learning a musical instrument?

Method 1: Interest.

In the learning of musical instruments, we should start from the children's interests, and use the children's favorite story games, such as a piece of music with a beautiful story before the practice, the child seems to enter the storyline during the practice, and let the protagonist of the story accompany the child to practice. Musical instruments can make wonderful sounds, bringing joy and curiosity to children.

Method 2: Incentive method.

Parents and teachers should realize that learning musical instruments is a long process of accumulation, and it does not matter how much music they will play, the important thing is to increase their children's love for ** through instrument learning, and even maintain lifelong hobbies and interests. Good use of encouragement and motivation in instrument learning can better maintain children's interest in instrument learning.

Method 3: Game Method.

Musical instrument learning should pay attention to methods and strategies, do not let musical instrument learning become mechanical training, and should meet the characteristics of children, so that children can try and experience in games. For example, parents and teachers can work with their children to explore different ways to make musical instruments sound. You can also improvise and create new rhythms together, etc., and gain more experience in active exploration.

Method 4: Teach students according to their aptitude.

1.For a stubborn child, parents and teachers may have to put more effort into guiding him to learn an instrument. Parents and teachers should work with their children to decide on the rules for establishing learning, when and for how long to practice, and strictly enforce them.

2.For active children, when guiding them to learn an instrument, it is necessary to carefully discover their strengths in learning the instrument and give specific encouragement, such as: This section is difficult to play, but you practice well and seriously.

Always encourage their strengths and make your child feel appreciated. Active children are too playful, and it is difficult to stick to it for a long time when learning a musical instrument, so parents and teachers need to accompany the child to learn the musical instrument frequently.

Of course, the whole posture and the like have to start from scratch, and the most difficult thing for the violin to master is the intonation. The piano has keys, while the violin does not. One by one on the violin"Keys"The location needs to be explored by yourself.

You also have to set the pitch of each string yourself, and set the hand shape and position.

However, if you have studied piano, you will have an advantage in reading music. The piano is a treble clef and a bass clef, and the violin only has a treble clef, and it is also a stave, so it is much easier to read music, and there is no need to learn stave from scratch. And if you have learned the piano to a certain extent and are familiar with many pieces, it will also be helpful for the practice of violin music.

If you play the piano a lot, you will definitely be more sensitive to the sound than the uneducated, which will definitely help you learn the violin, at least you can hear the difference between the notes.

Overall, if you have studied piano, it will definitely be helpful for violin learning.

However, the posture, hand shape, and foundation must be learned by a good teacher, so that the road to learning the piano will be smoother in the future.

thanks.

You can only learn from scratch, and the two things are completely different, but you have a certain advantage in recognizing the score and getting acquainted with the music.

Piano and violin are all staffed Piano foundation will make you more conceptual in pitch and rhythm The saddest level for violin beginners is pitch So it is still helpful for violin learning I know people who play the piano very well and then teach themselves to play the violin Other aspects still depend on your own heart to learn from scratch Come on I wish you all the best in learning the piano

It will only give you some advantage in terms of fingers.

Reading music will be fast, but you still have to start from scratch.

Violin and piano have their own merits.

Violin advantages: Violin learning that there will be a lot of changing the strings, kneading the strings, straightening the right hand There are many different timbres that are controlled by yourself, which is wonderful, very dazzling, easy to carry, can be performed in many places, and as one of the most difficult musical instruments, it will be less than the piano, and perseverance has been achieved by sticking to the violin. You can buy a good one for 500 yuan for beginners.

Disadvantages: Violin is a bit boring at the beginning, students want to learn quickly, but there is no shortcut, and it takes a lot of time to practice.

Piano advantages: Even if you are just learning the piano, the tone is accurate, and pressing one is one, and it sounds much better than the violin (when you are a beginner).

Piano disadvantages: expensive!! Now a piano costs 10,000 yuan, and the profit of the piano store is very large, and the tuition fee is expensive!!

Generally, the provincial capital level to find a teacher is 200 a class, too big, the home occupies space, the sound is loud, affecting the neighbors, the demonstration can only call friends home, inconvenient to carry, oh, by the way, the piano has to be tuned once a quarter, ranging from 300-500 at a time.

Common advantages: the coordination of the left and right hands will be improved, the left and right brains will be opened, and, after a long time of practice, the grasp of the intonation has a cognition, and the singing will basically sound better, I hope it will help you

Do you like that? Your own interests are more important. In general, the piano only needs skill and musicality, and the violin has one more pitch.

Personally, I like the piano, but it still depends on what you like (in fact, it's not simple) If you learn the piano, it depends on whether your palm is wide or not, like my palm is not very big, sometimes it is very difficult to play...

The piano and violin are both Western musical instruments. The piano is a keyboard instrument. The violin is a stringed instrument.

Comparatively, the violin is more difficult. If you want to learn the piano, you can practice the span of the fingers in advance, that is, the length of the thumb and little finger, the piano has a richer pitch and a larger octave, so the span of the fingers also needs to be practiced. The span can be increased by pressing the finger.

The violin has a very nice tone and is the most important component of the orchestra, but it is a bit difficult to learn well. To learn the violin, you also need to have a good piano. The fingers are different and particularly long, because when the strings are pressed, the fingers are beating or moving to knead the strings.

I like both. Each has its own characteristics. The violin has a brighter tone and is more appealing.

It is better to learn piano at the age of 12.

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What level can I achieve by learning piano for three years? (with violin basics) Analysis: Level 6.

After learning violin and then piano, you don't need to practice reading music, and some ** feel sorry for the old cherry blossoms.

But the touch method still needs to be practiced, and it will take about half a year. In three years, you can almost reach the level of 6.

Upstairs said two years to level 8, please start from scratch? I still only practice the repertoire for the exam, and there is no problem when I reach level 10, but whether I have really reached the level of level 10 of piano is a question. Many people play the piano just for the sake of the exam, and they play the exam repertoire at the beginning, and they can't do anything but that.

The level is not measured by grades, and there are a lot of people who have taken the 10th level now. The key is to see what you learn.

If you really want to learn the piano well, you should do it step by step, and slowly play the repertoire of each level, so that you can learn something.