Which is good to learn, the piano or the guitar?

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I think both.. depending on your interest .you are interested to learn the piano so definitely you learn very fast.. follow these steps if your are start the piano learning form scratch.. so you start the note/key names for then you know the notes then start the basic fingers exercise and Scales then...
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I think both.. depending on your interest .you are interested to learn the piano so definitely you learn very fast.. follow these steps if your are start the piano learning form scratch.. so you start the note/key names for then you know the notes then start the basic fingers exercise and Scales then start nursery rhymes. read less
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Both the piano and the guitar are great instruments to learn, and the choice depends on what you're looking for: Ease of learning The piano is generally easier for beginners to learn because it doesn't require a special technique to make a sound. You can learn a short tune on the piano right away,...
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Both the piano and the guitar are great instruments to learn, and the choice depends on what you're looking for: Ease of learning The piano is generally easier for beginners to learn because it doesn't require a special technique to make a sound. You can learn a short tune on the piano right away, while beginners on the guitar need to learn how to hold the instrument and use both hands to produce a sound. Progression Once you've learned the basics of the guitar, you can progress more quickly than with the piano. Suitability for children The piano is simpler at the beginning and gives quicker gratification, so it's often recommended as the first instrument for children. Suitability for performance The guitar is easier to travel with and better for performance purposes. Suitability for learning music theory The piano is better for learning notes and music theory because everything is laid out in front of you. Difficulty Both instruments require years of practice to master, and high levels of dexterity are required for complex chords and runs. read less
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Both piano and guitar are great to learn, but piano offers easier visual learning and coordination, while guitar provides portability and quicker access to playing chords. The choice depends on your musical goals and preferences.
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It depends upon the teachers and the equipments they providing, if they are giving acoustic piano and well structured syllabus to learn and the fees is maximum Rs. 1000/- per hour otherwise less than Rs. 600/- per hour.
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How do I use both hands to play the piano?
start by practicing each hand separately, focusing on scales, chords, and rhythm, then gradually combine them, and gradually increase the difficulty and complexity of the pieces you play.
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What is the minimum age to learn piano?
There is no bar to learn to Piano, depends on learner's learning ability and catching power.
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In how many years can a student finish all the grades related to guitar or piano exam? What is the best age to start?
At a minimum of 3 years and a maximum of 8 years, a student can finish all Guitar and Piano's grades. The best age to start learning is 6 years.
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