I am 23 years old. Is it too late to learn the pipa?

First of all, look at the condition of your fingers. For example.. Finger length. Refers to whether the belly meat is thick or not...

If the fingers are short, it will be a little difficult to put the position... As for finger dexterity. This can be practiced.

Another one is... The lute is not something easy to learn... It's up to you if you want to do it for fun or if you want to learn more、、、

I also wanted to learn pipa a while ago, but after checking a lot of experience, I decided to change to flute. After all, the situation is different, if you have a lot of time, you can choose the pipa, it will be played very well in about 2 or 3 years, if you are very busy and want to play the tune quickly, it is not recommended. In fact, it is not difficult to learn by yourself, and you will always learn well if you are interested.

Technically, as long as you can persevere, you can overcome it. However, if you want to learn, it's best to sign up for a class, learn gestures and the like (this is the opinion of most people), and it is not excluded that you have a strong ability to learn on your own, come on

As long as you are willing to work hard, you can learn well.

But as the saying goes, if you want to learn the kind quickly, don't learn it.

It's too late, as long as you're willing to work hard, it's definitely too late.

It doesn't seem to work. The pipa requires the skill of a child.

I didn't get to the top level in the second grade of elementary school.

The skills are not good either.

Actually, I don't think age is a problem, you can pick some slower tunes to play.

Of course, girls can learn pipa, which can improve their temperament.

It's okay to cultivate sentiment, which is very good.

Yes, if you like to go to school, there are quite a lot of girls who learn this.

The pipa is very difficult, and it takes about 3 years to get started.

The pipa teacher said [Thousand Days Pipa Hundred Days Zheng], this sentence can be seen that it takes a long time to get started with pipa, but as long as you have a sense of music, interest, and perseverance, you will definitely be able to learn well.

First of all, when you first learn, the teacher beats the beats to see if you can beat them down by yourself after reading them, if you watch the teacher beat them again, and then you can beat them down by yourself, then you can learn the pipa, otherwise, it will be very difficult.

Second, the pipa is played outwards with fingers, and the reaction of ordinary people is awkward, unlike the six-stringed piano, which is easy to play, and the fingers are tied with nails, although it sounds good, but it is difficult. It also depends on how flexible your fingers are.

Third, you have to practice hard, if you want to reach a certain level, you have to have talent, and you can't learn it casually. Otherwise, you can only give up halfway.

Pipa - A traditional plucked musical instrument.

The first plucked instrument, plucked string instrument. Made of wood or bamboo, etc., the speaker is semi-pear-shaped, and the top is equipped with four strings, which was originally made of silk thread, and now it is mostly made of steel wire, steel rope, and nylon. The neck is provided with a panel to determine the phoneme"phase"with"products"。

When playing, it is an important national instrument that can be played solo, accompaniment, ensemble and ensemble.

The pipa is a traditional Chinese plucked musical instrument with a history of more than 2,000 years. It was first called"Pipa"The musical instrument appeared around the time of the Qin Dynasty in China. "Pipa"in the word"Jue"Meaning:"The two jades collided, making a pleasant hitting sound", indicating that it is an instrument that makes sound by striking the strings.

Its name"Pipa"、"Arpeggio"It is based on the right-hand technique used to play these instruments. In other words, pipa and pipa are the names of two playing techniques, pite is played forward with the right hand, and pipa is picked backward by the right hand. Before the Tang Dynasty, pipa was also the general term for all plucked musical instruments of the Lute Qin family (also known as the Lute genus) in Chinese.

The Chinese pipa spread to other parts of East Asia, where it developed into the current Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese pipa.

There are ** in the history of the Han nationality in modern China"Haipai"(Pudong faction) pipa,"Zhepai"(Pinghu faction) pipa,"Wang Pai"(Wang School) and many other genres. <>