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Yes, it is possible to learn piano on a 49-key keyboard, also known as a “micro-keyboard.” However, it is important to note that a standard full-size keyboard has 88 keys. While a 49-key keyboard can still be used to learn and practice, it may limit certain learning experiences, especially when it comes to playing complex pieces of music that require the use of all 88 keys.

A 49-key keyboard will still allow you to learn the basics of piano playing, such as understanding chord structures, hand positioning, and reading sheet music. But it might be more difficult to progress to more advanced levels of playing. It’s also worth mentioning that many piano pieces found in sheet music are written for a full keyboard, so you would need to adjust those pieces to fit the 49 keys.

In conclusion, while it is possible to learn piano on a