Why YOU should take piano lessons in January
Yes, you, the adult reading this, not your kids or grandkids or nieces or nephews, you. You always wished you could play, right? Maybe, like me, your parents didn’t have the money for lessons. And now that you’re an adult, you don’t have the time. Sound familiar?
You’re not alone. Many adults wish they could play, and there’s a common misconception that it takes years and years to learn and hours a day of practice, time you simply don’t have around the rest of life.
However, if you have just 15 minutes a day to spare three to five days a week and time for one 30-minute weekly lesson, then you, too, can learn to play piano, and start playing recognizable melodies right away.
Why?
Because you’re an adult. With children, we have to start with building forearm strength in order to move the fingers, but if you can type, you’ve already got that ability. You know your left hand from your right, and you can read. These are all things young children have to learn when they are first starting out, but you will already be ahead.
So, this year, why not give yourself the gift of a skill you’ve always wanted?