Day 112/365 Good afternoon! Yes, I do. I play the piano since 6 years old. My mother is a music teacher. She teaches how to play the piano. I can't remember my first experience with this king of all

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Day 112/365 Good afternoon! Yes, I do. I play the piano since 6 years old. My mother is a music teacher. She teaches how to play the piano. I can't remember my first experience with this king of all instruments, but I do it for all my life and I have big interested about it. Certainly when I was a child it wasn't easy for me, as now.😅 Because if you are going to play in the music instrument and you want to do it as professional you have to spend all your free time. It is the same as sport. I did exercises ( gamma,and different music program) every day about 4 hours. When I grow up I played even longer. But you know, the music it's something amazing. But when children have connection with this , their mind is absolutely changed.

Apr 22, 2021 10:25 AM

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Day 112/365 Good afternoon! Yes, I do. I have played the piano since I was 6 years old. My mother is a music teacher. She teaches the piano. I can't remember my first experience with this king of all instruments, but I have played it all my life and I am very interested in it. Certainly, when I was a child, it wasn't easy for me, as it is now.😅 If you are going to play a musical instrument and you want to do it as a professional, you have to spend all your free time on it. It is the same as sport. I did exercises ( gamma,and different music programs) every day, for about 4 hours. When I grew up, I played even longer. But you know, music is something amazing and when children have a connection with this , their mind is absolutely changed.

Privet Maria, well done. When you want to count the time that you have been doing something, we need to use the perfect tense: have + past participle, (have played). We only need to say teach the piano - obviously to play it! Keep practicing, Simon.

April 22, 2021

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