The simple answer to this question is NO, you are never too old to learn music or to play an instrument. Assuming you can still use your hands to hold a fork and knife or catch a ball, there are two main things you need to learn to play an instrument.
QWERTY Danish The Danish keyboard is often used in Denmark. Also this keyboard has a different layout than the international keyboard. The Hek key...
Read More »The term Drop2 comes from taking the 2nd higest note in each one and drop it down an octave. This makes it possible to get the notes together in...
Read More »Additionally, the keys on 60% keyboards are also usually packed closer together making for a tighter hit circle than bigger keyboards. However,...
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Read More »grade 5 It's around grade 5 (ABRSM) or grade 7 (RCM) so very much in the intermediate realm if we're judging by the formal standards of the...
Read More »Lin-Manuel Miranda's catchy Encanto soundtrack tune "We Don't Talk About Bruno" has surpassed Frozen's Oscar-winning hit "Let It Go" as the biggest...
Read More »TKL keyboards may also be called 80% keyboards because they typically have 87 or 88 keys total, which is roughly 80% of the number of keys on a...
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