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A learning path for your song
Pick a song you love and Pianodemy builds a path of short lessons that leads you to playing it: first steps at the keyboard, then its melody, a phrase at a time.
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Pianodemy Arranger is live: any song, arranged for piano
Name a song, paste a YouTube link or upload audio, and get a piano arrangement you can practice in your browser. Here is how it works and what it costs.
400 pieces and 16 method books you can play in your browser
The Pianodemy catalogue now has over 400 public-domain piano pieces, from Twinkle to Chopin, plus complete method books like Czerny, Burgmüller and Bach. Every one has an interactive score.
The E Major Piano Scale: Four Sharps, No New Fingering
The E major piano scale has four sharps and looks intimidating on the page. The fingering is identical to C major. Here's why, and where the notes actually sit.
How to Play Ode to Joy on Piano
How to play Beethoven's Ode to Joy on piano: the melody's real shape, where beginners rush the phrasing, and how to add the left hand without losing the tune.
The G Minor Piano Scale: Two Flats, One Relative Major
The G minor piano scale takes two flats, Bb and Eb, and shares every note with Bb major. Here's the fingering, the chords, and where beginners slip.
The D Major Piano Scale: Two Sharps, One New Habit
The D major piano scale adds a second sharp on top of G major's one. Here's why C sharp trips students up more than F sharp ever did, and the fix.
How to Play Jingle Bells on the Piano
Learn how to play Jingle Bells on the piano: the notes phrase by phrase, the one spot beginners lose the five-finger position, and how to keep it bouncing.
How to Play Twinkle Twinkle Little Star on the Piano
Learn how to play Twinkle Twinkle Little Star on the piano: the right-hand notes, a simple left hand, and the stretch that trips up most beginners.
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