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FAQs: What is the Best Age to Begin Learning an Instrument?

11/21/2020

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One of the most frequently asked questions we receive is "What is the best age to begin learning an instrument?" 

Developmentally, most children are ready to begin lessons by
 seven years old and some students are ready much earlier. 

Consider if you can answer "yes" to the majority of these statements:


Academic Readiness
  • My child confidently knows the alphabet from A to G.
  • My child can count to at least 10.

Emotional Readiness
  • My child is motivated and is asking to learn an instrument.
  • My child is mature and is able to follow given instructions.
  • My child can repeat a task without becoming frustrated.

Mental Readiness
  • My child is a motivated learner.
  • My child is able to focus for 30 minutes.

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Our Guide to Buying a Piano

11/15/2020

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Any student wanting to learn an instrument will need to invest in having their own instrument for practice during the week. Without applying the information learned at the lesson during the week, progress will be stunted. Students who practice progress more quickly!

When searching for pianos, we know the options can become overwhelming! We recognize that the quality of the instrument needed may change as a student progresses; therefore, we hope the pros and cons we have shared will help you make the right decision for your needs!

For purchasing a piano, we highly recommend visiting Fox Music House Inc. in North Charleston. They have acoustic, digital, and electronic keyboards available for purchase and rent!

Types of Pianos

There are three basic types of pianos:
1. Acoustic Pianos are the largest and most expensive but also the best when it comes to developing piano skills. Acoustic pianos include upright and grand designs.

2. Digital Pianos are smaller, more portable, less expensive, and many are able to closely mirror the sound and touch of acoustic pianos. Digital pianos can be purchased with a cabinet-style console, enhancing the aesthetics and mimicking an acoustic instrument. 

3. Electronic Keyboards are the most cost-effective option, however, sometimes they include less keys (which limits repertoire) and they may not have resistance (weighted-keys). These differences make transferring skills to a digital or acoustic piano more difficult. 

For each type of piano, we have shared pros and cons to consider when choosing the right instrument for your student and your family! 

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