A step-by-step path from your very first note to playing with both hands. Take the lessons in order or jump to what you need.
Start from zero: the keys, your first notes and a steady beat.
Find your way around the keys and spot the patterns that repeat.
Play your first three notes and your first tiny melody.
Add F and G and learn the hand shape most beginner songs use.
Count quarter notes and half notes and play along with a pulse.
Connect the notes on the page to the keys under your right hand.
Scales, chords and playing with both hands.
Play a full C major scale smoothly with the thumb-under technique.
Build C, F and G major triads and switch between them.
Coordinate a left-hand chord with a right-hand melody.
Count 1-and-2-and and play rhythms that land between the beats.
Inversions, pedaling and playing with expression.
Rearrange chord notes so your hand moves less and sounds smoother.
Connect chords with clean pedal changes and no blur.
Shape a phrase with soft and loud, and make it sound musical.