Is 37 too old to start learning how to play a musical instrument?

Question:No. Absolutely not at all! Playing Music is therapy. Beleive it or not. It helps you to relieve stress, lower your blood pressure, give you more calmness. It gives you an creative outlet to vent your frustations. You are never ever too old
to learn how to play an intsrument. Good luck

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: No. Absolutely not at all! Playing Music is therapy. Beleive it or not. It helps you to relieve stress, lower your blood pressure, give you more calmness. It gives you an creative outlet to vent your frustations. You are never ever too old
to learn how to play an intsrument. Good luck

It's never too late. Creativity is a wonderful gift...don't ever let yours go to waste.

NO. IT'S NEVER LATE IF YOU REALLY WANT TO DO SOMETHING.

MY UNCLE LEARNED TO PLAY THE GUITAR WHEN HE WAS 40. AN NOW HE IS A CONCERTIST!!!!!

Not at all. As long as you practice and work at it.....

You're never to old to learn something new. Go for it

You're never too old to accept new challenges.

I'd say too old to get really good at it because you need to be in your teens or younger. But you are never too old to have some fun having a go.

NEVER!! Its never too late. I think its wonderful to find that kind of pleasure in something so creative at your age. Honestly, the older we get, the less pleasure we find in the mundane. Good luck!! and practice often!! You will wake up a muscian one day.

The art of music is extolled as the "Queen of all Arts" and it is never too late to learn it vocally or instrumentally.

no ways! ur not late at all.. for learning somethng even in 60 yrs of life its termed.. NOT LATE

Nope. Go for it. I would love to learn to play a musical instrument. I just dont know how to read and comprehend music. I took music class for 8 years and it was so difficult for me. I'd say give it a shot!

No, and you could be at an advantage in that you are mature enough (?) to stick to a routine practice schedule. Do it - you will probably have a good time learning the new "toy" - good luck!