New Year, New Music!

We’re a few days into the New Year now, and for many of you, that means you are either on track with or have already given up on your New Year’s resolutions, or maybe you haven’t even made any. This year instead of the usual resolutions, we think learning to play a musical instrument should be at the top of your resolution list.

To make the year of music, you can follow our three simple steps:

Choose An Instrument

Most of you will already know what instrument you have always wanted to play – so go with your instinct and choose that one. If you are less sure, look into the music you enjoy and the musicians you look up to and see what stands out. You can also look at our buying guides for help and easily get your instrument from the Duet Shop. P.S. If you didn’t know, all our instruments could be returned after four monthly payments.

Decide How You Will Learn to Play

There are so many options available for learning to play an instrument, so you just need to choose the one that best suits you and your learning style. If you want to go for the more classic route of learning with a teacher, then you find a suitable teacher using websites such as musicteachers.co.uk, reach out on social media, or even have friends or family members that could help you.

If you are looking to teach yourself how to play, there are several great apps, books, websites, and YouTube videos you can use, and a number of these are also free to use! You can also reach out to other musicians online. Use social media and join forums to connect with other musicians that could give you tips and advice.

Another great option is to look for music groups or bands you can join – if you can’t find any, maybe look into setting one up. You never know. You could end up making some new friends along the way.

Practise, Practise, Practise.

They always say practice makes perfect! To successfully learn to play a new instrument, you must keep at it and practise regularly. Read our post on 6 Ways to Avoid Procrastinating When You Should be Practising to help keep you on track. The main thing with learning a new instrument is having fun and enjoying your new challenge!

Let us know what instrument you are planning to learn to play this year.

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