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No, you don’t necessarily need 88 keys to learn piano. Many beginner keyboards have fewer keys, often 61 or 76. However, having fewer keys can make it difficult to perform certain pieces of music, especially classical compositions, that require the full range of an 88-key keyboard. It’s also beneficial to practice on a keyboard with a similar layout to what you would find on a grand piano. But ultimately, the best keyboard for you depends on your specific needs and goals.