Meet the instrument
Learn the keyboard, posture and first sounds.
Piano from scratch
From the first lesson, we make the basics clear: what you are learning, why it matters and how each skill connects to the next.

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Posture, hand use and practice habits learned at the start shape everything that follows. The first goal is not finishing a piece quickly; it is building relaxed, controlled playing.
Notation and technique do not develop separately. Students connect the sounds on the keyboard with written notes, rhythm and musical phrasing.
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We begin by meeting the keyboard and establishing a comfortable physical relationship with it. Short tasks turn each new concept into something playable.
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Knowing why a task matters helps beginners practise with more confidence. Each lesson leaves a small, clear focus for home, and the next step grows from that work.
Lesson Process
Rather than following one fixed formula, each programme follows three core stages and evolves with the student.
Learn the keyboard, posture and first sounds.
Bring rhythm, notation and simple technique together.
Use short practice goals to create a steady routine.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. We introduce notation and rhythm from the beginning.
Early progress differs by person. Our focus is on a secure foundation rather than rushing a piece.
A weighted-key digital piano can support regular home practice. We can discuss the options before you begin.
No. It is for any student aged 6 and up who is starting piano from the beginning.
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