Choose a program that matches your experience and learning goals. Each listing includes duration and format information and a clear educational description.
Piano Foundations
8 Weeks • Online
An introductory course for beginners across Canada focusing on keyboard orientation, hand position, rhythm basics, simple melodies, and reading introductory sheet music. The course establishes reliable practice habits and fundamental notation skills.
- Hand positioning and keyboard layout
- Basic rhythm and simple repertoire
Music Theory Essentials
6 Weeks • Online
An educational course covering musical notation, rhythm values, scales, intervals, chords, and key signatures. Theory lessons are integrated with practical exercises to support reading, harmony understanding, and musicianship.
- Notation and rhythm values
- Scales, intervals, and chord basics
Intermediate Piano Skills
10 Weeks • Online
A structured program addressing two-hand coordination, dynamics, articulation, pedal technique, and intermediate repertoire. Exercises focus on expressive playing and technical control to support varied musical styles.
- Two-hand coordination and articulation
- Pedal technique and expressive elements
Sight Reading & Ear Training
6 Weeks • Online
Focused exercises to develop music-reading confidence, interval identification, rhythm recognition, and listening accuracy. The course provides practical drills and guided practice to strengthen musicianship.
- Sight-reading strategies
- Ear training for intervals and rhythm
Piano Performance Practice
8 Weeks • Online
A practical program aimed at interpretation, performance preparation, stage awareness, and consistent home practice routines. Lessons include mock performance exercises and strategies for confident presentation.
- Performance preparation techniques
- Building consistent practice habits
Adult Piano Learning
12 Weeks • Online
A patient, structured pathway designed for adult beginners and returning learners who prefer a comfortable pace. The program balances technical foundations, repertoire selection, and realistic practice planning.
- Adult-focused pacing and materials
- Practical repertoire for steady progress
All program descriptions are educational in nature. The courses do not guarantee professional outcomes or career placement. Participants are responsible for their own practice and learning progress.