It starts by familiarizing you with the piano keyboard. Then, you are going to learn about notes and play tons of amazing classical pieces, as well as contemporary hit-songs on your own keyboard. We will also teach you to read notes, so you will be able to actually play while reading sheet music. Later on, you will learn to play with both hands, play chords and much more.

Theory topics are introduced to you by your personal instructor with the aid of animations and walk-through videos. While you progress, you will play fun games that are explicitly designed to train your relevant senses such as musical hearing, hand-coordination and sense of rhythm, among other skills.

And the crowning glory is our staff player that shows music notes as you see in real sheet music. The notes are perfectly synced with the background music that will accompany you while playing your own piano keyboard. The app “listens” to every note you play and gives you instant feedback, so you know (and we know too) whether you hit the correct note at the right time.

BOTTOM LINE, you are going to have an enriching, rewarding and challenging experience, and you are going to love it!

You do not have to know a thing about the piano. You just need a piano keyboard, and that’s it: you are ready to start an incredible journey toward becoming a pianist!

Piano Academy is for anyone who has no previous knowledge in playing the piano, and it is suitable for all ages from kids to adults.

The app offers an on-screen touch keyboard for the first couple of lessons but as you progress, it will become more and more difficult to use and definitely inefficient for the purpose of learning. At that point, you will need a piano keyboard.

Yes, you do. The content on the app is streamed over the internet for each lesson, hence you need to be online while using the app.

The technology we use is amazing but still, in some scenarios, the sound that the app “hears” through the microphone may sometimes be misinterpreted.

Here’s an explanation in a nutshell: The app has only very few milliseconds to identify a note from the time you hit it. To make this happen, it detects all the sounds that stream through the microphone, including the background music of the songs you play and other surrounding sounds like people talking, dogs barking, etc. In these several milliseconds, the app needs to analyze the sounds and pick which note you played.