it helps to get a nice instrument, but they're so darn expensive...

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May 19, 2021
11:00:48am

Cougarclaw Truly Addicted User

basically, you don't have to do drills are excercises if you're an adult. Find music you love and learn it.

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Cougarclaw

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Has anyone successfully gotten back to piano after abandoning it as a kid?

EQD2

5/19/21 10:58am

it helps to get a nice instrument, but they're so darn expensive...

Cougarclaw

5/19/21 11:00am

My son quit at 12 but wanted to return at 14.

hxmCougar2000

5/19/21 11:01am

Devbo

5/19/21 11:27am

Man I wish. I quit when I was 10 and have always regretted it. My mom was a

Windward_Coug

5/19/21 11:03am

When my Grandpa retired he took piano lessons from another guy that retired with him. Never too late.

Tokolosh

5/19/21 11:03am

I bet you you could shake the rust off pretty easily now you have some desire to

Great38

5/19/21 11:03am

When my kids started up, I picked me up some sheet music I wanted to play. Knowing now how to "study", it took some

Bert609

5/19/21 11:03am

The best thing for me is to have something to practice for. What I would do is

scottfunkel

5/19/21 11:04am

I took lessons for about 1.5 year from ages 9-10. I now like to sit down and

AggieWeekendCougar

5/19/21 11:09am

I've had a lot more success learning as an adult than I did as a child. Mostly

Cordell

5/19/21 11:10am

Did the same with saxophone. Want to pick it up again so I can serenade the wife

CougarTwins

5/19/21 11:14am

I did, but more on my mission

braddahmike

5/19/21 11:16am

Yes

StapleGun

5/19/21 11:19am

As a greenie where all meetings were in Russian because there was a Sister in my

Six Foot Seven

5/19/21 11:45am

Do it...

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