When you’re starting out, it feels like there are a thousand wrong turns, and no clear map to follow..

It’s hard to know what mistakes to avoid and which steps will actually make you progress. Without structure or guidance, it’s easy to waste months or even years on the wrong exercises, only to realize you could have learned so much more.

Imagine sitting down at the piano and playing a song you love, without looking up a single note or video.

You don't have to do either when you play by ear, and it's something you can learn, just like you learnt to hear a word, then a sentence. It's a common misconception that you need to be born with the "talent" but it’s a skill anyone can learn. You're in luck, because you are already halfway there. You already hear melodies, chords, and bass lines in songs you love. The missing step? Naming those sounds so you can play them on the piano, in your style.

You’ve tried following YouTube tutorials, but after hours of jumping from one to the next, you’re still not sure you’re getting much better.

There's a lot of piano tutorials out there and unfortunately the vast majority of it won't help you in the long run. I've been there, and a lot of my students have been there, sorting through a mountain of scattered videos that lack structure. Videos that usually jumps in difficulty or connection to each other. The truth is that the videos are mostly aimed to get attention rather than educate. Showing the very basics or some impressive trick but not the steps to actually get there comfortably. Showing the what to play but not the how or why to play which is why you easily hit a plateau and progress very slowly only learning from YouTube. That's why having a step-by-step program to follow along with actual guidance is so important and will accelerate your progress.

You’ve been putting in the time, but your playing feels the same week after week and it’s frustrating.

There's no secret that consistency makes success but how and what you practice is key. Without a clear path to follow there's a big chance of making mistakes and developing bad routines. Furthermore you feel unsure if you're practicing the right way which can build anxiety. That's not what learning piano should be like!

Another big reason for not seeing progress is not enjoying learning. Being forced into learning static complicated music theory right away or having to drill boring monotonous exercises for weeks before getting to enjoy playing piano. There's no wonder why so many pianists stop seeing progress and quit. You should have fun learning without it feeling like a chore.

You’ve looked into piano lessons… until you saw the $40–$60 price tag.. every week.

Quality music education shouldn't break the bank. While private lessons are valuable, at $40-$60 weekly, the costs add up quickly (that's $2080-$3120 yearly). We believe that everyone should be able to access a quality piano program without a hefty price tag. Our comprehensive course covers everything you need to learn piano and to take your playing to the nest level, saving you from spending hundreds on additional courses. With this all-in-one program, you'll have everything at your fingertips, saving you both time and money. There's also a comfort to be able to set your own schedule and learn from your home.