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Beginner · Piano

Piano for Starters

Four weeks from first touch to first song. Small groups, real pianos and a tutor who remembers exactly what week one feels like.

Close-up of hands finding their first chords on a grand piano

What this course covers

No experience needed — most starters have never read a note. By week four you will play two full pieces, read basic notation and practice with confidence at home.

Posture, touch & hand position

Sit well, relax your wrists and produce a clean, even tone from day one.

Chords & simple progressions

Major and minor triads, the 12-bar pattern and playing along with songs.

Reading music, gently

Treble-clef notes, rhythm values and sight-reading games — pain-free.

Two performance-ready pieces

Finish with songs you can play for family at the month-end showcase.

Week by week

WeekFocus
1First touch: posture, finger numbers, your first five notes
2Chords: C, G, A minor and F — switching smoothly
3Reading: treble clef, rhythm games and a first lead sheet
4Performance: polish two pieces for the group showcase
Beginner sheet music used in the first weeks of piano class
Portrait of piano tutor Maya Lindqvist

Maya Lindqvist, Piano Instructor

Concert pianist and the school's founder. Maya has guided hundreds of first-time players to their first recital — patiently, and with cake at week four.

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