Practice as long as you can, provided you do so without discomfort (pain, tension, tingling sensations) in your body and with full mental concentration. What’s more important than the length of a practice session is the frequency and consistency of practice. The more practice sessions you can get in a week, the better. You will…
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As much as you can. As with any skill or art form, learning to play the piano requires significant commitment. The level of commitment will vary from person to person depending on their independent goals and lifestyle. Some ideas to consider include: 1. Practice Time: consistent practice at the piano is essential to make progress.…
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It varies from person to person. It also depends on what you define as your benchmark for “learn to play the piano”, how well you take to the learning process, and how much time you put in to practice. Typically, learning to play an instrument is a long term process. With most students, it can…
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