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How to learn a musical instrument at home?

Updated: Feb 17, 2023



If you're looking to learn a musical instrument from the comfort of your own home, there's never been a better time. From at-home subscription boxes to online tutorials and virtual lessons, there are more resources available than ever before. Start by assessing your goals; what do you want to achieve by learning an instrument? Next, research different instruments and find one that is suitable for your level of skill and commitment. Then decide whether or not you'll be buying your own instrument or renting one.


Finally, explore different options like taking beginner's classes, joining local music schools, or seeking out self-study resources such as books, CD-ROMs, video lessons, and web tutorials – all of which can make learning an instrument at home possible.


Learning a musical instrument at home can be a rewarding and enjoyable experience. To get started, you'll need to find the right instrument for you. Consider your budget, the amount of time you have to practice, and the type of music you want to play. Once you've chosen your instrument, you'll need to find the right resources to help you learn. Look for online tutorials, instructional videos, and books that can provide you with the basics. You may also want to consider taking lessons from a qualified music teacher. That’s where Anand Tutorials come in handy. You can contact us to hire a skilled and experienced music tutor at home.

  • How to choose an instrument?


Learn about different families of musical instruments, like the string family which includes violin, guitar, double bass, and ukulele; the brass family which includes trumpet, and tuba; the woodwind family which includes flute, oboe, clarinet, and bassoon; the keyboard family which includes piano, organ, harpsichord; the percussion family which includes drums, cymbals, maracas.


  • Choose the genre you like.

  • Connect with your roots by opting for traditional musical instruments.

  • Visit the music store and hold the instrument that you’re planning to purchase, feel it and talk to the storekeeper to get familiar with the instrument.

  • Attend open mic shows, Youtube videos, and local musical concerts where you can watch musicians play the instruments live. Connect with talented people to know more about genre, music, instruments, etc.

  • Learn about maintenance costs and ownership costs for the instruments.



Once you have the basics down, practice regularly and set achievable goals. Break down complex pieces into smaller sections and focus on mastering each one. As you progress, challenge yourself with more difficult pieces and techniques. Don't be afraid to make mistakes; they are part of the learning process. Finally, don't forget to have fun! Enjoy the journey of learning a new instrument and the satisfaction of mastering it. So if you plan accordingly and take it slow, it is perfectly doable to teach yourself any classical or modern instrumental music - just don't forget to have fun!




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