I wanted to learn piano but when I saw the staff, I was depressed.

No, no, no!You don't need to find any professional classes, even if you spend money and it's not necessary, it's not necessarily good!

I'm in Beijing, if you want to learn, I can teach you, it's free!

Staff is simple!As long as you know how to look and know which key that sound corresponds to!It's a hobby anyway!Interest is the most important thing!

I'm just a hobby!But I can now play Chopin's Improvisational Fantasia at level 10 and the first 3 parts of Yellow River at level 10 and above level 10. And I only studied piano with my teacher for 1 year, high school. I haven't learned any musical instrument before.

My experience is that as a hobby, you can be bold in learning and playing, and don't stick too to those rules. However, it is very important to learn piano: 1. Be interested, 2. Have a certain sense of musicality and rhythm, and 3. Have enough time to practice.

Everything else doesn't matter!

I practice every day, because I have a piano at home, so I recommend that you have your own.

Even if you don't know how to read music at all, you can play the piano!Before I learned the piano, I had a very small toy piano at home, and I liked to use one finger to find my favorite tunes on the keys since I was a child, and of course I didn't know how to read music at that time, but I could find things like Richard's "Starry Night", "Love Story", "Ode to Joy" and "Swan Lake", etc., although it is only limited to the main theme part of the right hand, but it is very good for the cultivation of my musicality!

Later, when I learned piano, I would only read the score very slowly, and I practiced according to the score for half a month, and then I took down Richard's "Childhood Memories", and I only studied piano for half a year at that time. Also, I can correct some inconsistencies in the score based on the recording.

Saying this, I want to tell you, learn piano, don't be too rigid, although you have to be able to read the stave, but that's just a tool, and you don't have to practice the stave very well, you can pop it up when you see it, there is no need. I'm still very slow to read the score, and I have to count many places, but I still haven't been able to get the level 10 piece very smoothly.

The key is not in the score, but in the melody in your heart, so that you can hear it if you play it wrong. Many people who have been learning piano since childhood know that they play rigidly with the score, and the score is obviously not in line with the original recording, and they don't know how to modify it themselves, so it belongs to the heart without melody. I don't think I'm going to have much fun playing the piano like this.

The stave is very easy to learn, just know how to recognize it, proficiency, as much as you can get, no need to deliberately pursue!

There is a master in Taiwan, he is a person who specializes in translating staves into simple 12345, you go to the bookstore and buy and sell his books.

Find a professional ** study class to study systematically.

Learning needs to accumulate over time, start from the basics and learn systematically, don't study blindly, once you form a wrong impression or bad habits, it is difficult to change.

When I first recognized the stave, I was a little unaccustomed to it, and I felt that it was slow to read music! It's good if it's been a long time!

Tell you a relatively simple way, I don't know if it will work for you... You just have to remember that the first line of the stave is mi, the second line is sol, and the third line is do!

I see it so often that I get used to it!

Look at it more, practice more, and you will gradually understand.

When I started learning piano, my teacher didn't teach me stave at all, so I was embarrassed ......Then I had to slowly explore it myself.

I learned it slowly.

I suggest you take a look at it......

There is no way to practice more and watch more.

The stave is not difficult, and you can read it immediately if you find the rules, which is a matter of proficiency.

Each note on the staff line and interval corresponds to the tone on the piano keyboard one-to-one, which means that we can accurately find the keyboard on the piano when we see any note on the staff. So the image on the staff can easily be the coordinates that guide the direction of our hand.

The staff has a uniform pattern in recording harmonic chords, which allows you to quickly know the composition of harmonic chords by observing these different patterns, so that you can make quick responses.