Several questions about learning guzheng.

I studied from grade four to grade three, with the highest grade. . . I graduated from college, and now I am a graduate student, taking care of students. You can answer some questions:

1, depending on the teacher and his own learning level, if you decide to study for a long time, buy a piano from the beginning to facilitate a lot of practice. If it's three minutes of heat, forget it. Just go to the musical instrument store to practice. I suggest you study it for a while to see if you really like it, and then decide whether to buy a piano. I have taken the advanced placement exam before. I went to a large class (one-to-many) for a while, and then changed to a small class (one-to-one). Directly passed the third level for more than a year. It is suggested that learning things should not be too utilitarian. I always think that I can't learn anything after taking the exam. I have children here who don't learn basic skills, but directly learn the music of the exam. Of course it's much faster, but do you think it's appropriate to build a house directly without laying the foundation?

2, if you buy a piano, in fact, the model is on the one hand, and the timbre is also on the other. The timbre of each piano is different. Beginners don't have to buy too good piano performance until they learn it, because they have just learned a lot of maintenance and are unprofessional. In addition, our teacher said before that people with good piano skills can play the timbre of guzheng better and better. Hehe ~ I suggest you listen to the famous guzheng songs first, feel what a good piano sound is like, and then go to the music store to choose it on the spot ~ or ask the teacher to help you choose it together!

It is strongly recommended not to teach yourself at first. The basic skills of guzheng, such as gestures, fingering and basic skills, are very important. If you don't learn it right at first, it will be difficult to correct it after you form a habit. You need to find a good teacher to guide you patiently. Moreover, nowadays, musical instruments are generally charged according to the level of learning, and beginners are definitely cheap. After practicing the basic skills of Grade 5 and 6, you can probably learn by buying books and watching videos, which will get twice the result with half the effort.

I don't know how much the exam fee is now. I wonder if there are any regional differences. I used to take the certificate of China Conservatory of Music, and the highest level seems to be 100, but that was many years ago. Go to the music store in your area for consultation. If it is a national unified exam, don't worry about the cost.

As for the crack of the piano body. . . You are exaggerating. I live in Fuzhou and bought an ordinary piano for more than ten years now. There will be some changes in timbre without this problem. Maintenance methods can use Baidu, and there are many others. I'll just talk about my own. I'm usually lazy and don't take care of it, but the piano is in good condition. Don't put the piano in the sun and too humid environment. When in use, wipe the dust with a dry cloth and brush. When not in use, cover it with dust-proof cloth. Finally, use it often, just like car maintenance. If you don't use it for a long time, it will age faster ~

Having said that, I hope my answer will be helpful to you ~ If you have any other questions about learning the piano, please leave me a message ~