There’s that feeling again.  You know the one – the one you get every time you go to a friend’s house with a nice piano or see a piano being played somewhere.  And you say to yourself  “I wish I could do that.”  Are you one of the countless many who say “I used to take piano lessons when I was young; now I wish I’d never quit?”  But learning to play an instrument is for the young.  It’s too late for me….right?”   Wrong!! 

If you have ever vacationed abroad, you have probably made some effort to familiarize yourself with enough of the foreign language for basic communication.  Do you remember how good it felt the first time you spoke a phrase in that new language that was understood?  Learning to read music and play piano is much the same – it’s simply a new language of symbols that we communicate with our fingers instead of our mouths.

If you really want to play the piano and you have the time to practice even one half hour a day, you already possess  the two most important elements to be successful – desire and opportunity.  The other elements are the same required to master any skill – practice, patience, and dedication.

For most adults, it's not about achieving Carnegie Hall, but having the fun and relaxation of being able to play your favorite songs to an enjoyable level.

Music is a universal language and learning to communicate your first “musical sentences” will bring you joy that will last a lifetime.

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