
Gabriel Phoenix, a professional musician with over ten years of experience, guides you through piano learning at home with dedication, a proven methodology, and expert guidance.
Discover three shortcuts to learning the piano keyboard: understand octaves, label each key with its note names, and memorize middle C to build a quick, beginner-friendly foundation.
Learn to build major and minor scales using whole-step and half-step formulas, practice with correct finger patterns, and apply scale exercises to improve speed on piano.
Learn to form major and minor chords using scale degrees 1 3 5; use the minor shortcut by lowering the third a half step, and label notes on your keyboard.
Discover a simple rule for changing chords by keeping the same note between chords, using common notes in major and minor progressions to simplify piano melodies.
Practice a right-hand exercise using fixed finger patterns (1-2-3-1-2-3-4-5) and a C minor scale to build comfortable, faster playing for beginners.
Learn a blues pattern for piano beginners using left-hand patterns 1–3 around C E G, with four repetitions and careful daily practice.
Practice this easy rhythm pattern across chords by pairing a right-hand core pattern with a left-hand bass, like 1-1-1-2-1, to play songs and boost daily beginner piano practice.
Practice two-handed piano exercises by playing the same note patterns with fingerings for both hands, starting with five to one on the left and one to five on the right.
Master the one four five chord progression (I IV V I) in major keys and practice with true tempos, a foundational concept for piano beginners.
Learn a few easy piano melodies, starting with the Star Wars main theme, and practice right-hand patterns by memorizing part one, then repeating part two twice, finishing with part three.
Learn a super easy seven nation army riff for piano beginners, with parts one to three taught in simple notes, playable with either hand.
This beginner piano lesson guides players through the Addams Family theme in five parts, starting with f and g and b flat or sharp, with repeats and finger development.
Learn a super easy way to play Iron Man on piano, focusing on a simple left-hand pattern with two-note figures, repeating the first bar three times.
Learn to play jingle bells as a Christmas song by practicing the first and second parts with both hands, and use all five fingers for smooth tempo.
learn to play the iconic intro of smoke on the water on piano by practicing three parts, using g, b flat or a sharp, and c at a slow tempo.
Guide piano beginners to learn the final countdown by splitting the song into seven parts, practicing slowly and with finger patterns to memorize each section and play along.
Learn to play a-ha's take on me with bite-sized piano exercises, focusing on fingerings, practicing notes (f sharp, b notes), and gradually combining sections for a complete performance.
Learn the easy intro to a song, practice slowly, and use the thumb, index, ring, and little finger to play a bass melody with notes a, c#, g, a#, c.
Master a three-level piano exercise for Vienna level 1, focusing on B flat and C sharp with finger patterns 1–3, slow repetition, and varied finger sequences to build technique.
Learn the second level of Billy Joel's Vienna with bass notes in both hands. Practice playing left and right hands together, adjust tempo, and focus on flat notes and coordination.
Practice level three bass patterns with left and right hands using B flat and F notes, counting aloud and executing four-note patterns.
Review your progress since the last class, revisit tougher material, and practice exercises and songs to strengthen technique. Stay engaged with monthly new content, blog, and training sessions.
Super Easy Bite-Sized Melodies for Piano Beginners - The Best Course for Beginners
WARNING: This course was developed for beginners musicians. You will learn easy songs, chords, and techniques to develop your skills in music.
Exercises to develop speed and accuracy.
It's available on a PC or MAC and there is a iPad, iPhone, and Android app ready to go!
Keeping track of which videos(lectures) you have already watched is a breeze. Udemy has a great way of keeping track of your completed lessons(lectures).
The entire course is organized in a step-by-step easy to follow layout.
The more you practice the better you will get. With the Right Practice style, you will be able to witness fast results!
Meet the teacher
Gabriel Felix
*Music degree at California College of Music;
*Teaching since 2010;
*More than 20.102 online students;
*More than 1 million views on youtube;
Questions
Feel free to send me any questions you might have about this course. I want to make your learning experience the best that it can be.
Thanks
Thanks for taking the time to look at this course. I look forward to seeing you on the inside and teaching you the beginner steps on how to become a better piano/keyboard player.
WARNING: This course is NOT for the person who thinks by purchasing this course will then magically give them all your piano skills to you without you having to put the time, effort, and practice. It does take practice if you want to see results. :)