The Music Academy

Why do people
‍‍typically fail when learning piano?

Wrong Curriculum

This is where most
Piano Teachers fall short.
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Most Piano Teachers teach using books like Alfred's Method Books or Sheet Music, which is like trying to teach someone Spanish by reciting Spanish poems.

It's Highly Ineffective.

We need a re-haul in our Piano Curriculum.

Lack of accountability

This is where most
Online Courses fall short.

It's rare that you get 1-on-1 support from YouTube, or most any online course for that matter. This causes people to not get the results long-term.

At the Music Academy, you have 1-on-1 support.

24/7.

Our Curriculum

We start with Music Theory, so that you actually understand what you're doing.

1. Music Theory

You'll be learning piano using The Number System. This helps you understand the language of music.

2. Apply to Music

Once you understand a Music Theory Concept, we'll apply that to well-known songs, so you can learn fast.

3. Gamify

We make practicing fun with Piano Games that go along seemlessly with our curriculum.

Student Results

Paul - Week 8

Week 8

Paul playing "Can't Stop Falling in Love" after just 2 months in the Music Academy.
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Ryan - Week 20

Week 20

Ryan playing "Find Me Somebody to Love" after just 20 weeks in the Music Academy.
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Week 10

Ryan started off well, very quickly getting a good feel for inversions and smooth chording.

Week 16

3 Months in, Ryan was already playing with 7th Chords really smoothly. This allows him to play Jazz progressions only after 16 weeks of learning hte piano!

Week 20

By Week 20, Ryan was able to play some of his favorite songs. Even musically complex songs like "Find Me Somebody to Love" by Queen.

Week 24

By Week 24, Ryan can play any of his favorite tunes, and he continues to develop his skills as a pianist as he learns more and more songs.

Whitney - Week 10

Week 10

Whitney playing her favorite song, "Apologize" after just 10 weeks in the Music Academy.

Week 2

Whitney started off well, getting a good understanding of Music Theory and the Number System, but still had a ways to go with her hand coordination.

Week 4

Whitney began to play octaves in her left hand and her transitions from chord to chord were getting much more seemless.

Week 6

After just 6 weeks, Whitney was already beginning to play smoothly and even sing along with her playing!

But more importantly,
she understands the theory behind what she's playing.

Week 10

At Week 10, Whitney was learning inversions, making her Chord Transitions even more smooth.

**Unfortunately you can't see them as her Right Hand is hidden

Week 14

At Week 14, Whitney is able to play in multiple keys on the Piano, she understands how Music works, and she's now able to figure out songs as she's inpired to play.

Carter - Week 17

Week 17

Carter playing "Don't Stop Believing" with excellent rhythm after just 17 weeks in the Music Academy.

Week 2

Whitney started off well, getting a good understanding of Music Theory and the Number System, but still had a ways to go with her hand coordination.

Week 4

Whitney began to play octaves in her left hand and her transitions from chord to chord were getting much more seemless.

Week 6

After just 6 weeks, Whitney was already beginning to play smoothly and even sing along with her playing!

But more importantly,
she understands the theory behind what she's playing.

Week 10

At Week 10, Whitney was learning inversions, making her Chord Transitions even more smooth.

**Unfortunately you can't see them as her Right Hand is hidden

Week 14

At Week 14, Whitney is able to play in multiple keys on the Piano, she understands how Music works, and she's now able to figure out songs as she's inpired to play.