Our eldest child has been learning piano for a few years. The eldest started learning from the age of eight, which is relatively late in terms of age. The age at which he basically started playing the piano is< span class="s2">3-4 years old, although the eldest started late, he still works very hard, which is very gratifying!

When I first started learning, I bought an electronic organ for my brother, because I don’t know if he liked it on a whim or he really liked it. After two years, I saw that his interest did not diminish and he persisted. learning!

The teacher also thinks that my brother is very talented in this area and learns very quickly, so I bought a piano for my brother. Now I bought a simpler one, and it was a little cheaper. Yes, but it's still not cheap...I also checked the Internet for a long time at the beginning

See the reviews and recommend this oneyamaha upright(< span class="s2">U1) friends who play the piano also recommend this one!

YAMAHA'sU The series of upright pianos has always been the first choice of conservatories, musicians and piano lovers!

Useries feature an advanced scale design that improves tonal character, and a floating bracing system improves bass and midrange depth and style.

Other improvements increase the strength and durability of the product.

I later bought it at our local musical instrument store. Sure enough, the timbre played by the piano is different and very beautiful~~Since my brother has this piano, he has been learning more attentively!

Children's persistence is the biggest motivation for parents❤️