A seven year old girl has been learning the piano for five years and now wants to learn violin.

I also learned piano first and violin later. Let's be honest, the violin is a very difficult instrument, and if children can't stick to it or are afraid of getting tired, it's best not to learn it so early, because the violin doesn't show any growth in a year or two. I only started in junior high school.

I suggest that you let your child finish the piano grade 10 exam before learning the violin, otherwise it is likely that he will not be able to take care of both sides, and he will not learn any of the two. I also studied for a few years and didn't make much progress, and I put it down after the 6th grade, and I still picked up the piano again because of the need for the exam. But it's a bit deserted.

However, I don't like to practice because I'm lazy, if your children work hard and can ensure at least 1 hour of piano and 1 hour of violin practice every day, you can still consider it, after all, the child is interested and don't waste it.

It's a bit difficult. As far as I know, after learning violin first, I'm learning piano, no problem. But it's a bit difficult to learn piano first, violin, first!

But it's up to you! But after learning the piano, I can't change the fingering of the violin fingers when I learn it, (because the fingering of the two is different), or in other words, the violin is not very good, but I really want to learn, so I can't help it!

It is recommended to learn the violin first, and the audio-visual musicality and rhythm of the violin are very good, and then it will be easier to learn the piano.

Let's take a look at your child's interests. But I think it's good to specialize in one, the foundation is a little more solid, practice one first, don't give up halfway!

If you want your child to learn more, the key is to look at your child's opinion, if he is interested, the writer should support it! But he didn't have much energy, so he specialized in one!

You can study together as long as it doesn't affect your usual studies.

It is not recommended that the piano belong to the key instrument, and the violin belongs to the string instrument, and it is not suitable to master.

Let's specialize in one. Let's do a good job. Otherwise, it's really not good for both.

It is necessary to determine which one is the main attack, and the other is to play.

The difficulty of starting and improving the violin is much greater than that of the piano, and for children, listening, left-hand and left-hand coordination, and physical strength are all problems. My daughter has been learning violin for 5 years, which is hard and difficult. The piano at home is a big toy for entertainment, and I beat it every day. Play.

In fact, you can learn both instruments together, as long as your daughter likes it. Practice hard.

Nothing can't be done, yes.

Violin and piano as two representative Western musical instruments, now many parents will give priority to their children when they enroll in cram schools, but at the same time, they will be very entangled, I don't know whether children learn violin or piano first, can children learn violin and piano at the same time?

The piano is an instrument that can be played independently, and it can also be integrated into the group, the whole form of expression is still very diverse, insisting on practicing the piano is very helpful for exercising perseverance and patience, and at the same time can improve the child's self-cultivation and left and right brain ability, it is still very suitable for those who have just started to contact the musical instrument, and it can also help to learn other musical instruments later, so most people are recommended to learn the piano first and then learn the violin, which can improve the learning efficiency.

Children can learn the piano at the same time after learning the violin, but for children who have just started to learn the instrument, the pressure is greater if the two learn together, and the lack of concentration may result in not learning anything well, because it is still recommended to learn the piano first, and then concentrate on learning the violin.

The above is some of the relevant content related to learning violin and piano, and after reading it, I hope that all parents can keep it in mind, so that they can make reasonable choices for their children in the future, and will not miss the best learning time.