At what age, anyone can start learning Western Music?

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Piano or Electronic Keyboard Teacher

I believe that learning of Western Music or of any art initiates in a person - be it a child, adolescent or an adult - when he or she chances upon a craving to own it. This initial treasure leads to huge gains with the EFFORTS taken for practice with or without a guide. However, the genuine or unfeigned...
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I believe that learning of Western Music or of any art initiates in a person - be it a child, adolescent or an adult - when he or she chances upon a craving to own it. This initial treasure leads to huge gains with the EFFORTS taken for practice with or without a guide. However, the genuine or unfeigned guidance, whether through a teacher or a book, cuts short a lot of time which is wasted by the technical ignorance. So, one can start learning from the moment when one’s mind is haunted for it. read less
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Best Professional Music Academy in Delhi / NCR

Age no bar 3-5 yr is perfect age to start western music depends on their growth
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Jazz Pianist, Composer & Educator

There is no age for learning!
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hai i am gnana music teacher my age 20 i learn by piano,guitar,violin i am finished by trinity college london piano 5 grade
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Music Teacher, Violin Teacher, Composer, Arranger, Conductor.

Best is 5, by that age, children have clear conscience to adapt.
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5 years
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Passionate and committed music educator educated abroad!

Music can be learnt at any age. The earlier the better but there is no bar on learning even at an advanced age. Unlike most sports, where generally one's performance starts going downwards in the late twenties and thirties, musicians keep learning, performing and maturing even in their eighties and nineties!...
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Music can be learnt at any age. The earlier the better but there is no bar on learning even at an advanced age. Unlike most sports, where generally one's performance starts going downwards in the late twenties and thirties, musicians keep learning, performing and maturing even in their eighties and nineties! One can mine musical treasures throughout life. So Anisha, it does not matter what ones age is. What is required is commitment, tenacious practice and patience. read less
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guitarist

Anisha at 10 to 12 yrs is gud for any music learning...
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Master (Sangeet Alankaar) in Indian Classical Music. Registered Teacher of Akhil Bharatiya Gandharva Mahavidyalay Mandal Miraj. (For Female candidates only)

No age limit. It depends on the ability of learner.
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Singer,Vocal Coach,guitar teacher

There is no age to start learning, you can start whenever and be more than decent in just a couple of years :)
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