Play He's a Pirate
on the piano.

Arrange He's a Pirate from Pirates of the Caribbean at your level, then play it on the keys in your browser.

by Klaus Badelt, from a recording you pick

A song you love.
A way to learn it.

Pianodemy arranges your song at your level and builds a learning path of short lessons that leads you to it.

Pianodemy on a phone asking what you would love to play, with Ode to Joy typed in

Bring any song.

Name it, paste a link, or add an audio file or a photo of the music.

A learning path toward Ode to Joy: two first steps done, The famous tune next, the melody lessons after it

Play it.

Listen, follow the notes, play along.

Ready when you are.

Start with a familiar melody. These pieces are ready to play.

Explore all pieces

Play a piece Sheet music that plays, with a keyboard to follow.

Make room for music.

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Plan

Free

Sheet music and note-reading games, 3 pieces as a game and 1 song of your own, with its learning path.

$0 forever

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Pianodemy Plus

Every piece in the library as a game, and 30 songs of your own a month, each with its learning path.

Billing

$79 / year

7 days free, then $79 a year. That is less than $7 a month.

$14.99 / month

Billed monthly. Cancel any time.

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Good to know.

Is there sheet music for this song here?

Pianodemy has no ready-made sheet music or recording of this song. You choose the recording, Pianodemy arranges it, and the arrangement is yours for personal practice.

Is it a note-for-note transcription?

You get a piano arrangement of the song, not a note-for-note transcription of the recording. Clear recordings with a strong melody give the best results.

What does it cost?

A preview needs no account. A free account arranges 1 song that stays yours. Pianodemy Plus ($79 a year after a 7-day free trial, or $14.99 a month) arranges 30 songs a month.