Is it too late to learn piano?

This, depending on your purpose......

If you want to take it professionally, sorry, it's ...... no show

If you just want to be a hobby, you can pick it up at any time. But it takes more patience than when studying, after all, revision is much more boring than studying, and there is no ...... novelty

Of course it's in time ...

My grandfather in the same seat started playing in his 80s, and he also took the eighth grade!!

It's a shame to be like you. Go for it.

Start from scratch and slowly recover to find your senses.

There is no time, only no effort, you can start from the scale, the coordination of the left and right hands, fingering, and spinning, step by step slowly, there are too many people in the piano sea but few can, most of them are not down-to-earth from the basics of practice, where there is a will, there is a way!

Make it! Of course it's too late!

People only started to learn the piano at the age of 17, and they can learn to be famous, not to mention that you have a little foundation since you were a child?

Rest assured, as long as you are willing to work hard and work hard, it is feasible at any time and under any conditions.

I only started playing the piano when I was about sixteen or seventeen years old. Now I'm going to teach piano to my students.

In time, I also studied for a few years as a child, then gave up, and then started playing again when I was 16 years old.

You can start by focusing on fingering, such as Byee and Czerny. It's best to follow the metronome at the beginning to improve your sense of the beat, otherwise it will be easy to master the tune in the future. During this time, focus on the dexterity and strength of your fingers.

Then play some tricky tunes with a large finger span.

The most important thing is to practice every day.

It's too late, as long as you want to learn, it's too late.

There are also many people who give up halfway through learning piano.

1. The first point in time when it is easy to give up is when the young are connected. Most of the children are exposed to ** when they are four or five years old, and when they go to primary school, the age of the child is older, and some parents will arrange some other interest classes for their children, hoping that the child will develop in many aspects, and it is precisely because of this that many parents want to reduce the pressure on their children, focus on their studies, or other hobbies, so they give up learning the piano.

2. Elementary school is the second easiest time to give up learning the piano, and it is also the time point when most students give up. In the early stage of elementary school, the children have several years of experience in learning the piano, and at this time, some of the children have obtained the certificate of grade 9 or 10, so in the concept of many parents, learning the piano is the same as the child's primary school time, and can "graduate". As a result, after the child went to junior high school, his fate with ** stopped there.

Parental persistence is important:

1. The easiest time to give up learning the piano is actually when parents begin to gradually relax their requirements for their children to learn the piano. Children learn the piano, especially in the early stage of learning the piano, when the child is young and the concentration is insufficient, the most important thing is the companionship of parents. Many children who have been moving forward on the ** road have their parents behind them.

2. The director of the Art Education Center of Tsinghua University once said that there are no children who can't persevere, only parents who give up halfway. Learning the piano is not only a test for children, but also a test for parents, only parents have a firm belief and accompany their children on this road, children can follow their parents and go farther and farther.

3. Learning the piano is a long and arduous journey, and there will be various difficulties along the way, and many people choose to give up halfway. However, those children who give up halfway are likely to regret it when they grow up, and they have failed to adhere to the best road, leaving regrets in their lives.