Adults can learn to play piano

Adults can lea to play piano You are well past puberty and have always had a desire to tickle the ivory? Maybe you do not have the money, like a child. Or your family was always moving. Or probably not even know there was such a wonderful thing, as the piano. Whatever the reason, it is never too late to start. Really! I began my quest to lea to play the big piano at age of 24. I had always wanted to play, but was too busy pursuing my other interests, including the gym. Are still not sure I knew the names, but in all my innocence, after receiving a keyboard from my father for my birthday, I ran and bought the first book of method that I use to. E 'stata la Alfred Chord Series, and I have done all the way through book 3 before finding a piano teacher.Meanwhile I was asked by my church pianist. What follows is 10 years of struggle, adventure and leaing opportunities that have shaped me, what I am today. A pianist, I had not intended to be a classical musician. I just wanted to play music. And I did. I played at weddings, such as piano lessons, and I have still the church pianist. I also have the guitar to my list of capabilities. I am tempted to say, do not let age, or even stop time. Most people think that I studied as a child. And I know more music theory for many college piano major. As an adult, makes you unique INA in a position to know what you want to lea and how. Trust me this makes sense in the beginning. If you've always wanted to lea, then go further. It is actually very simple, and there is a wealth of useful information for your jouey. If you have not idea where to start, just type "Free Piano Lesson" in the search on the Inteet. Then, when you are overwhelmed by visiting the library and pick up Alfred's Adult Piano Method series. Many adults lea to play with this series, and not only there started.Happy games! K Quinn is a church pianist and author of the book The Church struggling pianist. Visit their site and download some free musician tools ...