When should my child start learning to play piano?

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10 is an ideal age for me considering the maturity communication skills and reading abilities and most importantly child's intrest
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Around 7 years is a good age for learning any instrument. It can be started earlier because kids can play the instrument, but they will have difficulty understanding some terms that are used. Before the age of 7, the best way to teach them is through imitation. You show them what to do, and they will...
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Around 7 years is a good age for learning any instrument. It can be started earlier because kids can play the instrument, but they will have difficulty understanding some terms that are used. Before the age of 7, the best way to teach them is through imitation. You show them what to do, and they will copy it. read less
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