Playing piano harder than learning to type?

NB4 3.50 x harder

You play any other instruments?

Ever head the saying that you can't teach an old dog with two stones and a bush?

Well, that will make it a bit harder. Typing and piano don't really correlate, however if you can play one instrument well, then the transition isn't as difficult. You probably won't be able to string more than a few notes together for a good bit. It will usually take a good 100 hours of playing time before things really start clicking. Just play like 30 min - an hour a day and you'll eventually get there

I've always wanted to take piano lessons as well as an adult. Interested to see the responses in here.

I have heard it's much more difficult to learn as an adult though. No idea if that's true or not.

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You'll be much more successful if you can already read music.

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Music is sound you moron.

Ever played the skin flute?

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Can you hear this?

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No, and I don't really care for that tone you are using. Please make a note of that.

It will be much harder if you aren’t already musically inclined. Typing simply involves hitting the correct keys in the right sequence. It doesn’t matter how quickly you do it or if you speed up and slow down. Playing piano is not only hitting the right keys, but doing it in the proper rhythm, hitting different keys simultaneously, using foot pedals, and doing it all in a proscribed rhythm/time.

I do both quite well


Piano is nothing like typing