By the way, a good instructor can help with the motivation to put in that time.

Jan 20, 2020
3:29:41pm

dilbert All-American

Knowing that you're going to shell out another $50 bucks each week (or whatever) can really help you find the time to practice.

At least it does for me.

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Any older farts here that have learned to play an instrument after, say, 30 yrs old?

dryflyelk All-American

1/20/20 9:44am

RE: Any older farts here that have learned to play an instrument after, say, 30

85fan

1/20/20 10:01am

It's definitely a grind

mikecito

1/20/20 10:01am

I’m in the same boat.

Misteak

1/20/20 10:07am

I am 21, in college

Oaktown12

1/20/20 10:11am

No, by my age, it is impossible to learn. once you hit 30, if you didn't know how to play it, you never will

indocoug

1/20/20 10:13am

I started learning guitar when I was 45. I was able to do it, but it took a determined effort.

dilbert

1/20/20 10:57am

have you played any other instruments?

Bob Vance

1/20/20 11:15am

No. I play some guitar - i'm intermediate. I want to get solid though. Gotta put in some serious time.

dryflyelk

1/20/20 12:59pm

By the way, a good instructor can help with the motivation to put in that time.

dilbert

1/20/20 3:29pm

38 and learning both the guitar and the piano. It's definitely a grind.

bleedsblue

1/20/20 11:29am

Does this count?

m0resn0w

1/20/20 11:32am

How about this?

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