I m a sophomore in high school, and I want to learn piano, is it difficult? Because I see a lot of p

Oh my God, why are you learning piano when the college entrance examination is approaching? You've got a lot of time. It is advisable to wait until the university.

Children learn from what age they are told, their right brain coordination, right brain development, reaction speed, finger flexibility, and musical sensitivity are all incomparable to adults or older children. The basic technique is actually a difficult point, although it is actually only the basics, for adults and older children, it is not too easy to reach 7 notes a second, and this is just the basics. The music theory in the piano is very simple, and it doesn't take any comprehension at all, and there are no professional nouns.

I think that learning piano is learning advanced mathematics = =|||Difficulty is not difficult depends on your personal conditions, one is your perseverance, the second is your time (two hours a day is already pitiful), and the third is to look at your natural conditions.

On the third floor, I'd say you probably didn't even see the piano door. You can only get started after another 10 years of practice, but it's too early to say simple.

Hehe, depending on which level you want to reach, if you want to achieve perfection in your skills, you still have a lot of requirements for talent and the natural length of your fingers. They can only be said to have comparative advantages. If you don't want to be a great pianist, you can just entertain yourself anytime and hopefully you can succeed

I think there will be a little bit, because the older you get, the less flexible your fingers are, I started learning at the age of 7, and I'm now a sophomore in high school, but I haven't practiced for a year, and I recently picked it up again, and I'm already a little raw, and I feel that my hands don't listen to the brain's command.

But it's not a problem, I think you can still practice, it's okay to persevere, it's just a little hard, and you have to practice every day for a long time.

I'm an art major.,I'm about the same age as you this year.,I just started learning last year.,It's not difficult.,Many people started to learn when they were young because some professional terms can't be understood, so they have to learn intermittently.,The comprehension of the second year of high school and there will also be self-restraint.,To practice.,I've started to learn some etudes now.,Simple song scores will also be played while watching.。

It's never too late to start.

Do you want to go to art school in the future, I started in high school, and I worked hard, and it's better to study than not to study at all, I just think I'm late in school, but when I get to college, most of us in my class still don't.

It's too late, it's not too late for a sixty-year-old aunt, and 25 years old is in the mood for love. Of course you can learn it.

That's it! As long as you work hard, you can play a good tune. But you have to be patient!

Of course, 25-year-old school is in a hurry...

What level you reach depends on how well you actually accept piano music theory, as well as how well you practice and how talented you are.

However, the skill of the piano lies in hard practice, and diligence can make up for talent.

If you have 1-2 hours a day to spend on the piano, 2-3 years, grade 5 is no problem, I studied the electronic piano before, I started learning piano at the age of 23, I studied for more than a year, and now I am at grade 7.