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A minimum of 30 minutes daily for significant progress as a beginner. Then as you proceed to advanced level, the time for practice needs to be increased.
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Piano Teacher

A minimum of 30 minutes daily to begin with. As you proceed to the more advanced levels, the practice time would need to be increased.
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Western Classical PIANO and KEYBOARD Tutor in BANGALORE (Near BG ROAD)

half an hour per day should be fine but if you missed one day practice to cover up in next day it would be 5 time which is 2 hrs and 30 mins. or as instructed by your trainer.
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