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Depends on the skill. Low-quality tools can interfere with effective learning and thwart budding passions.
by heurist 9y ago
Depends on the skill. Low-quality tools can interfere with effective learning and thwart budding passions.
- Wistar 9y agoPianos are a good example of this. Inexpensive pianos, especially uprights — unless they have a Fandrich action — are simply incapable of the expressive range that a sensitive and skillfull budding pianist needs to have to learn. A seasoned pianist can usually work around a crappy piano in ways that a learner can not.