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WHEN TO START
Our earliest recommended starting age for piano is four, although exceptions can certainly be made for a younger student. Because most teachers start out by showing students how to read music and how to associate those written notes with the keyboard, young students also should have begun learning to count and to read. No matter what the student’s age, learning how to play the piano is an excellent introduction to the fundamentals of music, including music theory and basic ear training techniques.
WHERE TO PLAY
The most economical option for students interested in learning piano is to purchase an electric keyboard. A standard acoustic piano has 88 keys, but electric keyboards come in many smaller variations. We generally recommend an electric keyboard with at least 88 keys to allow for a wide tonal range. Another component we highly recommend is to purchase an electric keyboard with “weighted” keys, meaning they mimic the feel of an acoustic piano when pressed. Acoustic pianos are more expensive, but they are frequently viewed as an investment by dedicated students and musicians alike.
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WHEN TO START
Our earliest recommended starting age for piano is four, although exceptions can certainly be made for a younger student. Because most teachers start out by showing students how to read music and how to associate those written notes with the keyboard, young students also should have begun learning to count and to read. No matter what the student’s age, learning how to play the piano is an excellent introduction to the fundamentals of music, including music theory and basic ear training techniques.
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WHERE TO PLAY
The most economical option for students interested in learning piano is to purchase an electric keyboard. A standard acoustic piano has 88 keys, but electric keyboards come in many smaller variations. We generally recommend an electric keyboard with at least 88 keys to allow for a wide tonal range. Another component we highly recommend is to purchase an electric keyboard with “weighted” keys, meaning they mimic the feel of an acoustic piano when pressed. Acoustic pianos are more expensive, but they are frequently viewed as an investment by dedicated students and musicians alike.
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