Do I Need 88 Keys To Learn Piano?

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Title	:	Do I Need 88 Keys To Learn Piano?
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My actual piano has 77 keys, 2 strings per note, is strait strung and sounds nothing like any piano you could buy today which ruins anything I write for itbrbrThe answer to weather or not you need or even want 88 keys you may have no room for or use is not an instant yes for everyone who's super serious or even write for the piano since there are some people with specific needs that no piano on the market can meet
Comment from : @DeadHorse666

YES
Comment from : @CANAL-f1l

My ex wife (now buried beneath the floorboards) said you only needed 12 keyes to play country music
Comment from : @martinhumble

thanks for the info!
Comment from : @d0ngh0stmusic

I just brought a 61 key
Comment from : @Felicity-e3k

I wanted to learn piano & I took piano lessons for a short period of time wanted a piano in my room studio is not big enough for me to fit a full size piano in so I just decided to be a keyboardist
Comment from : @alexanderwilliams1731

I bought my first piano 3 years ago it just sat there a privia casio 560 i ended up giving to a friend it was just to intimidating and to much to take in I went into thinking im a very good and fast typist on a pc keyboard so my brain will adapt fast but boy was I wrong Now I want to try it again and figured maybe less keys would be beneficial in picking up the craft easier so thank your for this video
Comment from : @ajoydas-Watch-It

This man is a personality in all things piano and keyboard, I am an absolute beginner and I like listening to what he has to say, he clearly knows what he’s talking about, and for me that alone is a pleasure and worth listening to By the way, in one of the comments I read about long sentences, people talking in long sentences is a sign of intelligence, so, thanks for the insight !
Comment from : @lucvandesande2893

No, you don't need 88 keys I have never seen beginner, or even intermediate exercises that require 88 keys I learned in a classroom of 64 key Whurlitzers
Comment from : @georgelane3564

great info I', 66 and looking to see if I can Play like my Family member could
Comment from : @jakeblack212

This guys sentences are REALLY REALLY LONG I’m running out of breath listening to him All he had to say was “no, just get a 76 key piano”
Comment from : @tronlady1

I never use the top octave even on advanced pieces so 76 would be bang on for me Also would be much more portable and lighter WHY don’t manufacturers make 76 key pianos they woukd sell WAY more surely?
Comment from : @tronlady1

I want this guy as my music teacher for everything
Comment from : @daniel_dumile

88 keys is a must!
Comment from : @peterneerincx23

Thanks for bringing this interesting topic to us I think that 73/76 keys are a right sweet spot between learning with the right posture and to be able to play any modern piece of music and the majority of classical piece of music
Comment from : @zazamithendir9235

Thank you for the information I appreciate your time and your knowledge
Comment from : @samacosta837

You asked for comments I just wanted to say this video is covering the topic really well, thank you!
Comment from : @SamiJumppanen

Shucks Davey Crokett never did!
Comment from : @davidspencer5380

I am a bass player, I love my piano though on my I want to play both clefs classical music days! I have a Yamaha 76 keyboard older keyboard I’m so interested in the DGX670, FANCY🥰🥰🥰😎
Comment from : @Tovahcello