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Beginner Piano Player - So what is the right age to start playing the Piano? Actually there is no right age. You can start whenever you feel like learning. Of course, as a child, you should be old enough to have some developed motor skills but as an adult you can start anytime you feel like. Piano for kids Children without any musical background can start when they are above 6 years old. By this time they must have developed the motor skills needed to play the piano. Motor skills simply mean the ability to use your various body parts together. You need a good hand-eye coordination and concentration to be able to play the piano. So 6 years and above would be a good age to start. For adults the old maxim applies perfectly, which says that, "It is never too late to start learning anything". Same applies to the Piano as well. But the problem is adults spend a lot of time unnecessarily thinking whether they should learn the Piano or not. They need a lot of coaxing and convincing before they actually start taking lessons. Strengths Weaknesses Take the Plunge
These are some of the weaknesses which prevent lot of adults from taking the plunge in the first place. Even if they do, lots of them give it up midway simply because they lose their focus or because they do not have sufficient patience. But as long as you are focused and aware that you need to give it some time, it becomes easier for you to learn the Piano. If you factor these things, your age has got nothing to do with how good you can become at playing the Piano. Once you get past the beginner piano player level, your improvement will depend purely on how much practice you are willing to put in. Go back to the "Piano Lesson" page
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