
Learn to count and subdivide in 4/4 time, practice eighth-note rhythms with both hands, and master finger shifts to f and g while playing along with the video.
Practice the C major scale on piano, using white keys and defined fingerings; ascend with three over one, descend with one under. Follow the video and play the measures.
Practice the right-hand ascending C major scale and the first four measures, then combine hands, master the evolving left-hand pattern through measure 7, and perform the full piece.
Identify the f major key signature with b flat and the focus on f, and practice the first two measures with slurs, staccato, at mezzo forte along with the video.
Practice chords in f major, learn the first six measures by playing along with the video, and study hand position changes in measures seven and eight.
Guide your piano practice by coordinating left and right hands, counting aloud, and progressively increasing tempo. Learn hand shifts, tied notes, and building speed with video-driven drills.
Learn how dotted notes extend rhythm by adding half the value to notes, producing dotted half notes for three beats and dotted quarter notes for one and a half beats.
Practice this advanced level piano piece from book 4 lesson 8 by focusing on right-hand and left-hand technique, hand positions, chord shapes, dynamics, and hands-together performance at a Largo tempo.
Improve piano technique by practicing hands separately and together, following slow to fast tempos, with video guidance and focus on measures, dynamics, and coordination.
Learn to shape dynamics by practicing crescendo to forte and diminuendo back to piano, while listening to a performance and playing along with the video.
Learn a 19th-century Shaker song with a right-hand pickup in a four-four time signature, mastering fingerings (forefinger, one, two), left-hand patterns, and moving through measures with video tempo and dynamics.
Master the sustained pedal technique and proper pedaling changes for chords in the key of F major, using pedal marks and pedal lift timing while playing the piece.
Practice morning mood with guided right- and left-hand patterns, slow performances, and play along with the video, progressing from measures 5 to 17 with hands together and pedal timing.
Explore an old English folk song recorded by Simon and Garfunkel, in C minor with three flats, and practice right and left hand patterns and tempo variations with video guidance.
Discover how listening and studying music history and theory provides context for understanding piano music across global periods, and join a community of music learners sharing videos and insights.
Explore how Motown creates a driving rhythmic feel using repeated bass figures called ostinatos, from the Temptations' my girl to Stevie Wonder's superstition.
Explore how modes relate to scales on the piano, focusing on the Dorian mode, with Eleonor Rigby as a Beatles example comparing Dorian and minor sounds.
Explore how Leonard Bernstein united East and West German musicians for a Berlin freedom concert, reshaping Beethoven's ninth with 'An die Freude' to 'Andi Freiheit' for moment of unity.
Trace the medieval solmization from ut to gamma through Guido of Arezzo, explore the guidonian hand, hexachords, and mutations that birthed the modern do-re-mi.
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 fourth level, you'll learn early intermediate piano lessons, including things like:
-Slurs and phrasing
-Different rhythms in each hand
-Advanced-intermediate piano pieces
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.
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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!
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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!
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