Learn these tracks, how long does it take

There are some that I haven't played and I don't know. I can only talk about some of the things that have been played.

The wedding in your dreams is not difficult, if you are a beginner, let you do it for a week, after all, there are four hours a day.

Autumn whispering isn't very difficult, and it's a week for you.

Canon is a bit troublesome, and many places require very solid basic skills, and there is a lot of technical work. When I was learning piano for six months, it took me a whole month to get the canon. If you have four hours a day, it will take about a month.

Nanachirika is also troublesome, because the piano music adapted from pop songs is weird, not easy to remember, and the chords are not good. I guess you won't be able to play this until you're done playing the canon.

The rain mark is relatively easy, and it can be taken down in two weeks at most.

I haven't seen anything else.

These are all pop songs, and at your current level, it will take at least 3 days to become proficient. All of them add up, and it will take a month.

If you want to die, beginners, just press a tune for a month, 8 months must be fine, it's the kind that is more familiar. If you are not familiar with the stave, then go directly to the simple notation first, so that the speed will be faster. Label yourself first.

If you don't have to rush, you can read the score slowly. Let's start with the first one, because it's the easiest. Then go to the pop 6, 8, and then you probably find the feeling, and the rest depends on what you like.

Depending on the talent and the degree of liking for **, it only takes about ten minutes for those with good talent to like ** to learn a song, one or two hours for average talent, and it may take a day to learn for those with poor talent. But if you don't like it, you may not be able to learn it for a long time.

The time it takes to learn a song varies from person to person and depends on several factors:

Difficulty of the song: The complexity of the song and the skill requirements will affect the learning time. Simple pop songs are usually easier to learn than complex art songs or compositions.

Learning ability and experience: Everyone's learning ability and experience are different. For people with a lot of knowledge and skills, learning a new song may be a little faster.

Time commitment: Learning a song takes time and effort. The more time you put in, the faster you're likely to learn the songs.

Learning a song is not only about memorizing the lyrics and melody, but also about understanding and applying the emotional expression of the song and the singing skills. So, in addition to learning the basic elements, take the time to practice your singing and expression skills.

In general, the time to learn a song may vary depending on a variety of factors, and the most important thing is to take your own learning progress and goals as the standard, try to enjoy the process of learning from the source, and gradually improve your ** ability. <>