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Tune in for quick tutorials, arrangements we’ve put together, and interviews with composers, pianists, and other educators to expand your knowledge.

Detailed Lessons and Interactive Worksheets

We don’t have the typical “practice problem” in our studio. Our students don’t work on things because they have to—they practice because they want to. When someone is excited about something and given the ability to do it, they will practice.

Our worksheets are designed with a few things in mind:

Singing shouldn’t be stressful.

Music shouldn’t be hard. 

It doesn’t have to take yaers to learn piano fundamentals.

People will practice if they have materials to do so.

CHORD THEORY Part 2

CHORD THEORY Part 2

Learn tonic, subdominant, and dominant chord functions through a funinteractive challenge where you identify chords using shapes. Chord Theory Game Directions Highlight the notes inside each shape that are the same. Reflection: How many notes are shared? How many are different? Cmaj F A C Dmin D F A Amin A C F Cmaj C […]

Piano Theory Interactive Exercise

Piano Theory Interactive Exercise

Learn tonic, subdominant, and dominant chord functions through a funinteractive challenge where you identify chords using shapes. Directions Circle the tonic chords. Draw a square around the subdominant chords. Draw a triangle around the dominant chords. Identify The Chords Select a shape tool and tap the correct chords below. Circle Tool Square Tool Triangle Tool […]

Developing Groove (Comparing Piano to Drums)

Developing Groove (Comparing Piano to Drums)

Piano players are like the best drummers around! Take a look at this direct comparison, and try our exercise videos, “Groove Gamer”.

Minor Pentatonic Positions

Minor Pentatonic Positions

Ever feel like you get stuck improvising over the same scales, just going up and down the keyboard? By moving through different locked positions, with each scale degree as a starting point, you naturally expand across the keyboard, and each new scale degree becomes a stronger focal point in your solo. We use C minor as an example, but this concept can be extrapolated to any scale!

Left Hand Tips and Tricks

Left Hand Tips and Tricks

Your left hand defines the tonal harmony (what chord you’re playing). It also acts as a drummer for the piece. This worksheet provides tricks, video explanations, and a downloadable sheet.

Building I, IV, V Chords in C, D, F, and G

Building I, IV, V Chords in C, D, F, and G

Review the formula for major and minor chords. Once you have this foundation, you can get play common progressions in the most popular keys.

Voice Leading in a Progression (C Major)

Voice Leading in a Progression (C Major)

Start voice leading in C major! Learn through our video and interactive worksheet.

Open Voicings for Seventh Chords

Open Voicings for Seventh Chords

Seventh chords can spice up any chords. This easy voicing structure can get you playing these complex chords in a physically easy way.

Inversions

Inversions

I IV V is one of the most popular pop progressions. Learn to voice lead in an effective way, and you can play 90% of top40.

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