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by jacquesm
6109 days ago
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True, in piano though (as well as in string instruments) where finger dexterity is very important it really helps if you get this ingrained in your fine motor control at an early age. Simply put you can distinguish someone that has spent 5 years learning to play the piano from age 6 to 11 from someone that learned to do the same thing from age 30 to 35 with ease. Even if you were to stop at age 11 and restart when you're 30 you will probably still be ahead of the pack. And then there is the 10,000 hour rule to consider: http://www.gladwell.com/outliers/outliers_excerpt1.html |
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