
About the course
Learn the piano notes by identifying white keys c d e f g a b and the black-key groupings; recognize sharps like c-sharp and f-sharp and the repeating twelve-note cycle.
Learn finger numbers 1 to 5 and the basics of two-handed patterns on the first four exercises using the white keys from c to g, then join both hands.
Practice the three note exercise using three fingers, starting from the third finger, with right and left hands, focusing on precise finger placement, timing, and coordinating both hands.
Practice the two finger control exercise from C to G using the 1-3-2-4-3-5-2-4 pattern, then move the same left-hand sequence forward on the second octave.
Develop finger coordination with exercise seven, guiding the right hand from c to g and the left hand from e outward, then play together and loop with hand interchange.
Practice exercise eight for finger independence, using five-finger shapes on both hands while skipping the second note and alternating notes across the right and left hands to build coordination.
Explore major scales starting with the C major scale on white keys, using right and left hand finger numbers 5 to 1, practicing forward and reverse patterns separately before together.
Learn the G major scale using the same finger patterns for the right hand (1-2-3-1-2-3-4-5) and left hand (5-4-3-2-1-3-2-1), and identify F sharp as the scale's sharp note.
Learn the D major scale with both hands, using F sharp and C sharp, and apply the same finger patterns as the C major and G major scales.
Practice the A major scale using right-hand finger numbers 1-2-3-1-2-3-4-5 and left-hand 5-4-3-2-1-3-2-1, then play forward, reverse, and together across octaves, including notes C#, F#, and G#.
Beginner piano learners discover the E major scale and its four sharps (F#, C#, G#, D#), and practice the right- and left-hand finger patterns forward and backward.
Learn to play the B major scale, with its five sharps and natural notes, using left-hand fingering 4-3-2-1-4-3-2-1 and right-hand 1-2-3-1-2-3-4-5.
Learn how major and minor chords form by playing two or more notes together, with the left hand, and memorize C major, E minor, F major, and G major.
Group and practice chord combinations using C major, A minor, F major, and G major with both hands, four times, then two, then one, to build quick, smooth chord shifts.
Learn the right-hand melody of the Happy Birthday tune using a simple four-lane pattern, with note sequences such as c c d c f e and higher octave options.
Learn to play Happy Birthday on the piano with chords, guiding you through line-by-line progression to complete the song.
Learn to play London Bridge as a complete beginner using the right hand melody and just two chords, C major and G major, for a simple, accessible practice.
Learn the Ode to Joy right-hand melody in lines, memorize line one and two, and play chords in G major, C major, F major, and G major with G7 harmonization.
Welcome to the Piano Lessons - A Guide for beginners. Learn the piano / keyboard from scratch by practicing exercises, scales, chords, and much more. Even if you have never played the piano before, you will gain a lot of valuable information and knowledge from this course. The following are the topics that you will learn in this course:-
- Exercises
- Major Scales
- Major & Minor Chords
- Chord Combinations / Progressions
- Beginner Tunes (with chords)
This course is for all those who are new to the instrument. All those who wanted to learn it the easy way, can start learning from this course. Learn the basics of keyboard/Piano by understanding practical notes, exercises, tunes. The only requirement for a student is a working electronic keyboard, or a Piano, and a will to learn. This course will also help you get started with playing with both hands. Learn how to use chords and play alongside the melody.
Follow all the lessons, practice for 20 minutes a day to be able to play what you have learnt. Follow the lessons everyday for a month or two, or till the time you feel confident to play.
Practice all the lessons using the metronome as the final step to your practice. Slowly, you can track your progress if you use the metronome in your daily practice!
Get started with basics with this super easy course with all lessons explained in detail. This will be a stepping stone to learning full fledged songs with both hands.