Can I learn piano and guitar together?

Yes, it doesn't affect each other, and when you understand it, you will find that the music theory is the same. The guitar is the easiest instrument to learn, it just takes some perseverance. The acoustic guitar is pressed with fingertips, and the same is true for the piano, which will not be affected.

But it will hurt to learn guitar at first, but it won't hurt your hands, so don't be afraid of pain if you like it. Haha, friend, I'm the opposite of you, I learned guitar and then piano. Keep it up!

I'm in the same situation as you

I also want to learn piano, but I don't have the money

So I had to play it for almost 1 year, and my opinion is, yes, but it's best to play the guitar with a pickle, because you can't leave nails when playing the piano, and if you don't use a pickle, it's better to have nails on your right hand.

There is nothing wrong with learning these two together, although the spectrum is quite far apart, but it shouldn't matter.

Folk guitars use six-line staff, while pianos use staves. If you have a strong ability to accept, it is okay to learn together. If you can't do it, and you just learn guitar to be able to play, then you can learn guitar first. The guitar is fast-tracked, and it only takes about 3 months like this.

I think it's okay, choose one of the two, ** will pass after learning.

Two reasons:1You don't have that much time, you know everything, but you don't know everything.

2.From the teacher's point of view, the teacher will have a certain opinion about the slow progress, which will cause problems with the teaching progress, which will directly affect your learning.

My advice: First of all, if you learn the acoustic guitar and don't play finger playing, I suggest you put the guitar off and learn the piano.

The reasons are as follows:1The acoustic guitar is for basic skills, while the electric guitar is purely for fun, and the strings of the electric guitar also need to be practiced for a while.

2.I think that I can learn more about piano and consolidate the foundation of acoustic guitar in my spare time. After you learn the piano, you will find that the chord knowledge of the acoustic guitar will be relatively simple.

I learned the guitar on my own after learning piano, and now I will also get in touch with a little electroacoustic music, I hope my advice will help you!

You have to make your own decision, don't regret it if you decide, I wish you success!

In fact, the words of ** are all the same. It's good to learn the guitar first, the guitar and piano fingering are quite different, and the main reason for practicing the basics is to learn music theory well. This is important.

Piano The Prince of Western Musical Instruments.

Guitar Nothing to play with.

Hello dear, happy to answer for you.

The piano is very simple compared to playing sounds, but it takes a long time to learn to achieve the effect of entertaining yourself.

Because I'm almost going to finish learning Bye.

Basic and after 599 to be able to smoothly play some extremely simple pop songs that have changed.

and nursery rhyme-style ditties. This period takes anywhere from 6 months to a year for most people.

The guitar is extremely unfriendly to beginners, it hurts to press the strings with the left hand, and it is very difficult for beginners to pluck the strings with the right hand. However, as long as you follow the general teaching progress, you can play and sing pop songs in 3 months. Because as long as the guitar learns about 10 chords, it basically entertains itself.

As for which one is easy to learn, I personally think it's about the same, so it depends on which one you like. However, if you have a large one-time investment in piano and a small initial investment in guitar, and you are not confident in your perseverance and you like both, you might as well learn guitar first.

First, look at the age of the learner.

If you are under the age of ten, learning the piano is faster than learning the guitar, because a key of the piano corresponds to a tone, there is no problem of intonation, and learning the piano at a young age is beneficial to the cultivation of intonation, which is helpful for the level of singing in the future. It is not suitable for children to learn the guitar because excessive plucking of the strings will hurt the delicate fingers and cause poor hand shape.

If you're an adult, let's learn guitar. Because for learning the piano, your fingers are already a little stiff, not suitable for cultivating faster movements, and playing the guitar can also be competent for some popular tunes, and you can hardly hear the difference from those who have been learning since childhood. But even if you just want to play some pop songs on the piano, you can clearly hear that you are not from elementary school, and it will feel very stiff and very layman.

Secondly, it also depends on the purpose of your study.

If you want to master an instrument to show yourself in the future, it is recommended to learn guitar. Because there are so few places where the piano can be displayed. On various occasions, the guitar can be used for accompaniment, solo, ensemble, and the performance is absolutely no less effective than the piano.

Advice from a man who learns piano from the age of three.

Children naturally want to cultivate some hobbies now, after all, now that the economic conditions are gradually improving, the family hopes that the children can become better.

Learning is only one aspect, hobbies are also one thing, and I think that children start to learn something that they are interested in from an early age, which is somewhat helpful for their later life.

Piano and guitar are not the same level of things, because purely from the perspective of sleeping benefits and measurements, the piano is obviously a better choice, the guitar generally does not become a professional player, and you want your child to take the route of cultural classes, you naturally can't let your child take the art piano.

The guitar is not an art student, but the piano has a great advantage of slowing down the reading is that it can be examined, even if you are an amateur examiner, you at least have a certificate, but the guitar is a thing that is difficult to measure a person's level.

Parents want their children to be better:

But these two things are obviously easier to get started with the guitar in terms of the degree of mastery, because the guitar generally only has 4 strings or 5 strings to change the tone, more by pressing the strings to peel which key is changed, and by finger fingering, so if you basically study hard, you can get started in 1 or 2 months, but if you want to talk about the piano to talk about that kind of special fluency, you don't have to exercise every day, and you can't reach it all year round. <>

Learn piano well. The piano is the king of musical instruments, learning the piano can make people better understand, improve the literacy, cultivate the ability to appreciate, stimulate people's creativity, cultivate creative rubber pants fiber thinking, and learn the piano you will read the staff, when singing you can also play the piano accompaniment, what a beautiful scene, and the guitar is very simple, there is no way to improve your literacy, and you will not learn the score, so learning the piano is better than the guitar.

Tips for learning piano:

1. Hand shape. The correct hand shape is the basis for learning the piano and should keep the fingers bent, the palms parallel to the keyboard, and the wrists relaxed.

2. Fingering. Piano fingering includes keys, slides, kneading, skipping, etc., and it is necessary to master the fingering skills that are not the same.

3. Rhythm. Piano playing requires mastery of a sense of rhythm, which can be improved by practicing a metronome and rhythm exercises.

4. Intonation. Piano playing requires maintaining accurate pitch and intonation, which can be improved by practicing scales and intervals.

5. Performance skills.

Piano performance requires mastering different performance techniques, such as legato, pure harmony, ornamentation, etc., which can be improved by practicing different repertoire.

6. Balance strength.

Piano playing requires balanced dynamics, which can be improved by practicing different repertoire and finger strength exercises. <>