Helpful notes
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to read music first?
No. Several beginner courses explain chord symbols, keyboard shapes, and listening steps from the ground up. Reading notation can help, but it is not required for every study.
How much should I practice?
A focused fifteen-minute session can be useful. The lessons encourage consistency, slow repetition, and one clear observation rather than a fixed number of hours.
Which course is best for a complete beginner?
Chord Compass and Improvisation First Steps are gentle starting points. Read their descriptions in the catalog to choose between harmonic vocabulary and creative play.
Can I study without an acoustic piano?
Yes. A well-maintained digital keyboard with touch-sensitive keys is suitable for the exercises, provided the layout includes the standard piano range used in the lesson.
What does Fallows do?
Fallows is a local saved list. Select Save to Fallows on a catalog item, then open the Fallows page to revisit or remove that course from your browser.
How does the cart work?
The cart stores course IDs and quantities in your browser’s localStorage. It is a demonstration flow and does not charge a card or complete enrollment automatically.
Are the lessons live or recorded?
The catalog describes self-guided digital studies with written explanations and practice prompts. Contact us if you need clarification about a particular collection.
Can I ask for a course recommendation?
Yes. Tell us your experience, musical interests, available practice time, and a piece or progression you enjoy. We will suggest a sensible starting point.