LEARN TO PLAY YOUR FAVOURITE SONGS
with the best online piano course for adults
Discover how to play the songs you love on the piano. A faster and easier step-by-step process, which gets you playing both hands together quickly with no sheet music, boring drills or music theory exercises.
– Martyn Croston
Is it hard to learn the piano?
It isn’t hard if you are taught the right way. Many traditional piano lessons focus too much on scales and technical exercises and less on the fun stuff, i.e. songs and pieces! People often quit because:
– they lose interest and don’t want to learn anymore.
– they feel lessons are too expensive.
– or they only want to play music for fun.
Furthermore many people have never even tried learning the piano because they had no opportunity at school or they feel it’s too hard because they are not from a musical family.
In Martyn’s online course you’ll learn the piano quickly by focusing on songs rather than a more expensive, traditional curriculum. You’ll be able to play a whole range of songs with ease without the need for any sheet music so you can impress your friends and family with your piano skills.
What are the benefits of learning the piano?
Not only will you get a lot of personal satisfaction from playing songs on the piano, there are also a number of other benefits. Playing the piano can:
– Improve your memory
– Increase your concentration and focus
– Improve hand-eye coordination
– Increase your self-esteem
– Help you discover new opportunities and meet new people at music events.
Is this course right for you?
If you want to play songs on the piano then this course is for you. Martyn will give you step-by-step instructions so you can learn the melody, chords and put it altogether.
This course is ideal:
- if you had some lessons years ago and want to pick it up again.
- if you can already play some classical pieces and want to try learning songs instead.
- if you are fairly new to the piano, but you have at least some experience of the instrument already.
It’s also perfect if you really don’t like reading sheet music or if you don’t have hours each week to practice. With this course you can make a lot of progress fairly quickly.
All you need is a:
– piano, digital piano or keyboard (as long as it has at least 61 keys).
– You’ll probably want a sustain pedal as well (although you won’t need one straight away)
This course is not for..
If you want to go through lots of technical work such as scales, music theory, sight reading exercises and other drills, then this course isn’t right for you.
Furthermore, although this course is ok for students who are fairly new to the piano, it’s probably not suitable for complete beginners.
Ideally, you should have a fairly good understanding of the note names, how to position yourself properly and place your hands on the keys.
This course is also not for fairly advanced pianists who can already play popular music confidently.
However, if you have any doubts whether this course is suitable for you, just click the button below and try out the free video series. You’ve got nothing to lose…and everything to gain!