Hear the shape.
Listen to a piece and follow the score. Let the melody and harmony settle before your fingers begin.


FROM THE COMPOSER. TO YOU.
Now, find it in your hands. A companion for learning the classical piano music you loveβone beautiful phrase at a time.
Begin your practice Explore the approach βTHE DISTANCE IS ONLY A FEW NOTES
Follow the phrase. Find the harmony.
Let the music become familiar.
THE NEXT CHAPTER IS YOURS
The score becomes a gesture. The notes become a phrase. And the music you love becomes music you can play.
Enter the studio01 / A WAY INTO THE MUSIC
You donβt have to take on the whole sonata at once. Give a single passage your attention. Hear it, understand it, then make it your own.
I. Adagio sostenuto
Listen to a piece and follow the score. Let the melody and harmony settle before your fingers begin.
Slow the tempo, choose a passage, and repeat it. Give difficult moments the space they need.
Bring the phrases together. Keep your score, practice notes and recordings close as your interpretation grows.
02 / A LIFETIME OF DISCOVERY
Begin with Beethoven. Explore the library, or bring your own MusicXML score into the studio.
Explore the music β
PIANO FOLLOW
Make a little room for great music.
Begin your practice βFor your acoustic piano or MIDI keyboard.