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Ab initio piano student

shamrock2004 · 2015-06-21 12:47:09

Hi all. I started learning piano a few months ago (took it up in my early 30s) and I absolutely LOVE it. :) I've been learning classical with a piano tutor around the area and he's very experienced and makes learning interesting by throwing in anecdotes about the history of written music. That being said, I've always been…

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21-06-2015 1:47pm

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Hi all.

I started learning piano a few months ago (took it up in my early 30s) and I absolutely LOVE it. I've been learning classical with a piano tutor around the area and he's very experienced and makes learning interesting by throwing in anecdotes about the history of written music. That being said, I've always been a huge fan of the blues and I'm wondering if / when it would also be a good idea to branch off and learn some other type of piano music (while still taking my lessons of course)? Should I wait until a particular grade? Thanks!

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