I m 15 years old. I m just starting piano now, and three years later, I ve learned so much

Some Qianlan Xue This comrade, I really want to tell you a question, do you know that if you don't know that if you are too old, you will not be as flexible as a child? But I believe that if the questioner works harder, he will make great progress. After three years of study, it is almost the sixth or seventh grade.

But only if you practice regularly. In addition to Czerny, 599 and other tutorials, it is recommended to play more solo songs, which will be of great use in the future, and besides, listening to yourself play some good tunes is also a kind of enjoyment. o( o It is recommended to practice every day if you have time, so that you will learn faster.

Also, you must pay attention to the hand shape when practicing, I just suffered this loss, and now I regret why I didn't pay attention to the hand shape when I practiced in the first place. Best wishes.

I'll be able to play a good piano in the future

High school schoolwork will be very busy, and it is not easy to persevere.

After three years of study, that is, after taking the three grades, you should be able to reach the seventh level.

If you're 15, if you're serious, you'll learn faster, and if you're level 6, you should be fine.

If you study it carefully, you can almost win the songs of level 6 and level 7.

The saying that "learning piano for two years stops" is mainly because in the process of learning piano, it usually takes a certain amount of time and effort to overcome the initial difficulties. In the initial stage, many learners need to gradually learn and improve the piano playing skills, basic knowledge, finger coordination, and ability to eliminate strength, and this process usually needs to last for a period of time.

As a result, many people have to spend a lot of time and energy in the initial stages of learning piano to learn and practice in order to meet some of their goals and expectations. However, if the learner does not continue to maintain sufficient interest and strong motivation at this stage, or if he or she stops learning, practicing, etc. for other reasons (such as other hobbies, career development, etc.), it may lead to the learner giving up continuing to learn piano at some point.

In addition, due to factors such as family economy, learning time cognition, personal hobbies, etc., it may also lead to interruption or stagnation in the process of learning piano. As a result, some people may choose to stop learning piano after the initial piano learning process, or their subsequent investment in time and energy will decrease. That's why "two years of piano learning" is the reason.

Of course, this is only a common situation, and it does not mean that this phenomenon occurs for all piano learners. Everyone's situation may be different and needs to be considered and analyzed on an individual basis.