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Melodica
Melodica is a good option for those who want a compact and almost simple instrument to start learning music. Children and adults can start learning it in basic level.
No. You can learn melodica even if you have never played the piano or keyboard before. However, since the melodica keys simulate keyboard instruments, knowing the piano can be helpful later on.
Yes, a 37-key melodica can be a good choice for a student who wants to have a fairly decent range of notes. Of course, the number of keys should be chosen according to the type of pieces and your learning goal.
If you want a lightweight, portable instrument that has both a keyboard and a blow-to-play mechanism, a melodica is an attractive choice. A keyboard has many more features, such as different sounds and rhythms, and is a better option for someone who needs these features.