What You Will Learn!
- How to play piano
- Sitting position and hand placement
- Identifying notes on the piano
- Reading quarter notes and half notes
- Reading notes on the staff
Description
Tutorials walk you through reading, technique, and performance step-by-step and allow you to play along with a demonstration as notes illuminate.
In this first level, you'll learn beginning piano lessons, including things like:
-Sitting position and hand placement
-Identifying notes on the piano
-Reading quarter notes and half notes
-Reading notes on the staff
Here's the PianoCub Advantage
Classical Training
Learn to read music so that you can play it all.
Other piano tutorials teach music only by asking students to copy and memorize notes. But when you use PianoCub, you’ll learn how to read music. That means you’ll learn how to pick up any piece of music in any style and play it on your own.
Flexibility
Practice with HD video tutorials and PDF lessons anywhere at anytime.
Do you want to play piano, but struggle to find time for regular lessons? When you learn how to play piano with PianoCub, you learn on your schedule.
Quality
Benefit from music and teaching experts.
The founder of PianoCub, Dr. David Brown has a doctorate in music from the University of Southern California and has taught, performed, and conducted all around the world. He and his team are dedicated to quality music education.
Here are some testimonials:
Jordan, New York City
I love PianoCub's accessible approach to classical learning. Each lesson left me confident and eager to take on the next!
Evi, Atlanta
The lessons are clear, concise, easy to understand, and the steady teaching pace works for a wide range of ages. For busy, working adults, it’s very convenient to download the videos and learn on your own time; it’s a great alternative to the traditional one-on-one lessons. Great work!
Matt, Berlin
Anyone, absolutely anyone, can start with PianoCub and gain the confidence and skills to play piano. Skillfully crafted, perfectly paced, brilliantly produced.
Who Should Attend!
- Beginning and intermediate pianists
