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What is the minimum time period to learn a keyboard as beginner?
Asked by Bhavesh Last Modified
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It depends on your commitment to learning the Keyboard. Having said that one month is a reasonable period to understand and play the basics of Music and Keyboard. Including practising at least for an hour or half an hour to your daily schedule will make it possible and help you improve. After this period, you can start getting good at playing by practising daily.
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Aaron Alvares
Certified pianist with 12 years of experience with 2 musical degress
It varies from person to person. It honestly depends what would you want your leaning outcome to be. If you wish to know the basics and understand the keys and timing, it should take about 2 to 3 months. Further, with practice, you will improve your skills. So to answer your question, the more time you spend in practising, the faster you learn.
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Chetan Agarwal
Professional musician along with 5 years of teaching experience.
In a few weeks, you will be able to play a few melodies, that's it. For you to be playing at a decent level, you'll need to put in a lot of practice, so the time will be in a few months and provided that you're practising well. It's just like any other instrument, the more you practice, the better you get.
read lessWell, this is a prevalent question that is asked. Honestly, there's no definite answer to this.
Firstly, it depends on the pace of students' progress, and that is different for different students.
Secondly, what do you mean by 'learn'? At what point do you say that you've 'learnt' playing the keyboard or any instrument for that matter.
Everyone keeps learning, even teachers. The learning doesn't stop—bottom line - it's not possible to give an objectively correct answer to this question.
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Elishapan Samuel
Music Tutor
Hello Bhavesh, there is no such time where you can be sure about learning. On music, the more you learn, the less you will feel. Still, if you’re asking about the period, it takes 3 to 6 months to learn essentials. Also, it all depends on the teacher and student's effort. I hope I answered your question.
Thank you!
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