Is it suitable to learn the violin at the age of 16, and what are the troubles of learning the violi

It's a little late. The violin does not need to be learned from the age of 3-4, unless the child is a genius and has a natural love for the violin; 2) It is enough for Chinese children to start learning from the age of 8-10; 3) A person who learns the violin does not need any special genius, what is needed is that he loves the violin, and this love can be born and cultivated; 4) Any person with normal hand conditions, that is, the little finger is not particularly short, and the second joint of the 5 fingers does not protrude inward, can learn the violin; 5) Even a 40-year-old person can learn the violin, the only condition is that he loves the violin and can practice for at least one hour a day; 6) To become a violinist, 3 hours of practice a day is enough. Ao Er said

If 3 hours was not enough, I advised him to change his career. 7) Any violinist, as long as he is in good health, even if he reaches the age of 60, if he has technical defects, as long as he practices the method, he can still improve; 8) Pronunciation, intonation, and kneading can all be cultivated, including the skill that many master performers in history did not know, and it is now recognized that they can all be learned.

The violin is suitable for any age, as long as you like it, there is no age difference.

One of our grandmothers downstairs is 60 years old, and she has only learned to play the violin, and now she is playing well, as long as you work hard, you will definitely get results.

Yes, as long as you put your mind to it.

The first is whether you have enough time, 16 years old is the high school period. Whether the second family supports it, you need financial support to learn the piano, including buying a piano and taking classes. The third is to see if you have the perseverance to insist on practicing every day, at the age of 16, your fingers have been hard, so if you want to play the piano well, you have to pay more effort than the children's exercises, and whether you can grit your teeth and stick to it is the key.

If these can be overcome, then find a professional teacher and keep practicing, and there will be no trouble.

If you are talented, you are not in trouble, and if you are not talented, it is troublesome at any age.

(1) I am very sensitive to **, and when I was a child, I always wanted to learn a musical instrument but I didn't have the conditions at home. When I came out to work and had extra money, I did not hesitate to go to the piano shop to find a teacher to learn violin, December 20, 2010. I was 21 years old.

Later, after less than half a year of study, my teacher went to Shenzhen to help his daughter take care of the children. I practiced every day in my dormitory. Until now, the teacher has not returned.

But I never thought about giving up.

2) At that time, the teacher arranged a course for me to teach "Suzuki", and the first book only required me to memorize fingering, to pull out a song, and not to learn to read music. At that time, I thought it was relatively fast, and sometimes I even learned it in advance, and I only needed to click on it when it came to class. And so it went on until my teacher left the local area; --I want to explain that we adults also have an advantage in learning the piano, that is, our comprehension ability will be stronger than that of children, so don't be afraid that we won't even be able to play a single song.

3) At the same time, I was the lead singer of a local underground band, and when I told my teammates that I was learning violin, they all made fun of me, saying that it was too late and that I would not be able to do anything in the future. But I only have one thought, I learned the violin out of my heart's love for it, and I hope to be there.

In the rest of my life, I will have a musical instrument with me, which will make my life more interesting, and it will not be used to achieve any purpose, depending on which violin master is on par. Exams, performances, and nothing bothered me.

4) Indeed, the violin is a really difficult instrument, and the requirements for finger dexterity, musicality, rhythm, etc. are much higher than other instruments, and we can't ask too much of ourselves to play as well as the CD. Keep your mind at ease, try to find time to practice, and do your best.

5) I often have to work overtime, sometimes I go back to the dormitory at 8 o'clock in the evening, sometimes I don't dare to practice for fear of disturbing others, so more often I will choose not to work overtime to practice (if you don't work overtime, the salary will be much less), so, the most important thing is whether you are responsible for this instrument and whether you really love it. And I, no matter how well I play, I have a lifelong commitment and pursuit of the violin.

Finally, I really hope you'll have the courage to learn the violin! Thank you.

It's not too late, and the instrument is not like dance, the sooner you learn it, the better. As long as you like it, and work hard, it's never too late to learn.

If you really want to learn, you can learn it, I started learning when I was 10 years old, and it's really not too late for you to learn now.

Then go for it! I also studied violin, so I switched to viola this year.

It's too late, but it depends on how hard you work.

It's never too late to learn any skill. However, it depends on one's own comprehensive conditions and efforts. Talented people will work hard, and those who are not willing to put in the effort are certainly not talented people. No one can become a talent by virtue of talent alone.

If you want to reach the level of a master, you have to put in more effort than ordinary people. If you have a goal, strive for it!

It may be a bit late to start school at the age of 16, but it doesn't matter how old you are when you are a hobby.

You have passed the best age to learn the piano, and listening is to be practiced from an early age, because children can hear a lot more than adults, and it will weaken with age, so you can only practice from an early age.

It's not too late, and there are those who go to university as a hobby.

The most powerful, I can't say for sure, if you work hard, don't practice hard, it's definitely a Chinese violinist (miracles are not nothing), in general, you can probably finish the amateur 10-level exam, and then the worst, it's a 6-level exam, or barely pass. I'm learning violin, I'm 14 years old this year, and I started learning at the age of 7, and I'm going to take 10 episodes, if you're serious, it's about the same level.

General level. Too short ==. And I only started learning at 16, which is too late for a major.

Some people study for ten years as well as others for one year, and the key is to persevere, be serious, and persevere. It's impossible to take the professional route at the age of 16, but it's still good as a hobby.

10 years, it's not short, and at worst, I can play hundreds of tunes, and it's no problem to perform on stage. The best thing to say is to be admitted to the ** college to continue to build, and finally enter a well-known band, or form a band to lead students by yourself.

Yes, I only learned it when I was sixteen, and now I learn much faster than I did when I was a child.

I'll tell you a story, I have a friend who is 40 years old and has always liked photography, he has been in the factory for the first half of his life, and when he was 40 years old he decided not to do it, and despite being already an executive, he returned to his hometown and opened a small studio, which is now good and the business is booming.

A little... You can buy a mechanical piano first... Played in the change of piano... You should have to use a 4 4 piano under 500 yuan but it's a bit hard to buy.

You can learn! The violin is difficult, but the older ones learn faster!

It's a bit late. If it's a hobby, you can learn it, but if you want to reach a certain height, it's hard. It is a difficult instrument to pick up, and if you don't spend a lot of time and effort and patience, you won't get much results. It is recommended to learn Guzheng and get started quickly.

It's up to you to do what you do for it.

If you simply like the violin, it is of course okay to practice your own quality as an amateur instrument, and age is not any problem. It's best not to study on your own, but to find a regular teacher. Self-taught violin is mostly unsuccessful.

But if you want to go to university as a major or become a violin teacher, it's too late, I'm serious. Because the violin has extremely high requirements in all aspects of hand shape and intonation, and there is no basic skills before, and the finger dexterity is not enough at this age, which requires a long time and practice to improve its own conditions.

Hope it helps you ( o ) and welcome to continue asking questions.

Regarding the purchase of the piano, I still consult the relevant teachers. Beginners don't have to buy expensive pianos, just get by. Because the level is not high enough to play, buying too expensive is just to save face. Wait for the level to gradually increase, and then buy more expensive better.

Let me make my personal opinion.

I'm a violin student, grade 10.

I started in the fifth grade and am now in the eighth grade.

As long as you practice seriously, there is no problem.

In fact, the guzheng can also be ......

Guzheng is good. The violin is not something that can be assaulted, I have been learning violin for ten years, and I have a friend who learns guzheng, and she is much faster than me in comparison, at least at the beginning. The violin can be used as a hobby in the future, as long as you like to learn it when you like it, it is the same when you play the guzheng well, it sounds good, and if the violin is not played well, your family will be very painful, and the sound is ......My mom now often cancels me with previous recordings!

Interest is the most important, don't report the utilitarian psychological instrument.

No musical instrument is easy, let alone the two things you mentioned are so big......

Then do you learn Guzheng first, and take the grade test first! After learning, if you are really not interested in guzheng, then learn violin I am learning violin, and the progress is still relatively slow, and the teacher suggested that I should not skip the grade test at level 1 and 4, so if you want to take the advanced exam, it will take at least 4 years My classmate is learning guzheng, and she has learned.

I've already taken the exam in three or four years, and I'm playing it very well

ps: In fact, learning anything and wanting to learn well requires perseverance and perseverance I wish you success in learning!

...It's like dream vs. reality!! Since you have what it takes to achieve your dreams, why succumb to reality??? Violin is hard! It takes time to get used to it!! Guzheng is easy, but it's a pity to play!! It's easier to get started with what you like!!

Now there are no extra points in the college entrance examination for famous musical instruments.

I used to learn Guzheng too, and I studied it for many years, and it was relatively easy before level 6. But it will be difficult later, and if you are serious about learning a musical instrument, it will not be easy. To be honest, there are people everywhere who can take out the examination certificate now, which is boring.

I learned a few musical instruments, and after the high school entrance examination, I had nothing to do and wanted to learn violin. My mom said it was going to be from elementary school, and she wanted me to learn piano, so she learned piano. Now I regret it a little.

I'm about the same age as you, and I think the second thing is the second, the more important thing is what you think. Isn't that difficult? If you regret it later, it will be even more difficult to learn.

Personally, I think that there is one thing that must be required to learn any musical instrument, and that is perseverance. Since you said that you don't have much perseverance, I think it's better for you to learn guzheng. Although the violin is difficult to learn, as long as you can persevere, you can learn it well.

If you're just a hobby, it's okay to learn the violin, but if you're anxious to play it in a short period of time, then it's better to learn the guzheng...

The violin takes a long time to learn...

Guzheng, I learned the violin, it's difficult, because the notes of the guzheng are fixed.

If you really like it, you might as well give it a try, but I think it's better to learn the guzheng. I used to take a few lessons on the violin. I didn't study anymore... Because the fingers are not long enough. Guzheng is indeed quite good.

Forget the guzheng, since there is no perseverance, and the sense of musicality is not very good, playing the guzheng is definitely hanging! The guzheng is fast for a while, slow for a while, and the fingers will blister if you don't play the glissanda. It's easy to start first, but it's hard to get to level five or six. Without musicality, portamento won't be in place.

You learn the guzheng, the violin is difficult to learn, and if you don't play it well, it will be very ugly, and the guzheng is relatively easy.

Everything is difficult at the beginning, and it is even more difficult to delve into everything.

It's not too late, how old the students are, you're not old, I've taught 40-year-old students, and people learn well, the violin is not easy to learn, the key is whether you can take the time to practice, this is a process of accumulation, the fees in different regions are different, find a teacher who is not too good and not very professional, about 150 an hour. Get started, pay attention to the basic skills, holding the piano, posture, bow method, intonation, etc.

To be honest, it's a bit late, it's better to have experience with musical instruments, if you don't have a musical instrument foundation, your left and right hands are very hard, and it is not easy to open to the required finger width. 16-year-old academic course is more busy, right, there is certainly no time to move the bow for an hour or two every day, although the comprehension ability of 16 is definitely better than 10 years old, but the basic skills must be wanted, this does not seem to be a year or two to stabilize the bow and hold the piano normally is more difficult, if you have time and patience, these should be fine.

Getting started ......There's nothing to pay attention to, be patient, prepare a piano that is about the same, find a good teacher, and you're good to go.

The cost depends on how far you practice, the tuition fee is different from place to place, ranging from one hundred to several hundred lessons, and then the rest of the cost is to buy the piano, the normal thousands of yuan are enough for you to learn for the first time, practice for four or five years If you feel necessary, you can buy a slightly more expensive piano, about tens of thousands of yuan ......