Middle-aged and elderly people may face some challenges in learning erhu, but it doesn't mean that they can't learn it. Here are some of the challenges you may face:
Deterioration of bodily functions: As we age, the dexterity and coordination of our fingers may be affected, which may cause certain difficulties in learning erhu.
Lack of knowledge of music theory: Learning erhu requires a certain knowledge of music theory, such as notes, scales, and keys. If middle-aged and elderly people have not been exposed to this knowledge, it may be more difficult to learn.
Timing issues: Middle-aged and elderly people may have a lot of chores to deal with, such as taking care of grandchildren, doing household chores, etc., which may affect the time and energy for learning erhu.
Influence of psychological factors: Learning erhu requires patience and perseverance, and for beginners, it may feel boring and boring, and if you don't have enough interest and motivation, it may be difficult to keep learning.
However, if middle-aged and elderly people are willing to learn erhu, and have patience and perseverance, then they can learn it completely. It is recommended to choose the appropriate learning method, such as attending training classes and finding teachers for guidance, which will help them master erhu techniques and music theory knowledge more quickly. At the same time, don't rush things, enjoy the process of learning and slowly improve your level.