How many years should you take piano lessons?
Answer: That all depends. If you'd like to learn how to play the piano very well, then you're looking at maybe five to seven years to really get yourself situated on the instrument. However, if you're just trying to learn some basic chords and basic skills, then maybe one or two years would be better suited to you.
The founder, for instance, Quinson Thomas has been playing from the age of nine years old and is well into his 30s. There's lots of things that he's still learning.
However, it took about seven to 10 years for him to get into his stride, and this did include constant practice, choir rehearsals, and playing at church to get to that level.
So if you are committed to practicing, then we would say between seven to 10 years would be the time frame to become a really good pianist, but five to seven to be a strong player on the piano.