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BEGINNER PIANO · BOOK ONE · 2027

The piano book that comes alive.

Animated stories, play-along music and step-by-step lessons, in one beautifully designed book for any screen.

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Painted forest backdrop
Tap a character to meet them.

Every lesson is a story, a lesson and a performance.

A short animated story introduces the idea.

Watch this one. It's a BIG jump.

Try a page

This is how every piece in the book works.

Where does the music begin?

Your first note

Go on. Play something.

THE PLAYABLE PIANO

Jingle Bells

Two octaves · C4–C6
Ready
Try it. This is how every piece in the book works.

Nine characters. Every one of them teaches something.

Each animal owns one musical idea, so when you meet the character, you meet the idea.

Orla the Owl

New ideas

Whenever something is new, Orla is the one who explains it.

This is a crotchet. It lasts one beat.

Finn the Frog

Steps, skips and leaps

Finn hops from lily pad to lily pad, and shows how far apart two notes are.

Watch this one. It's a BIG jump.

Milo the Monkey

Sharps, flats and naturals

Milo nudges notes up and down. When he lets go, they fall back where they live.

I moved it up a bit. Only a bit.

Tilly the Turtle

Playing it slowly

Tilly shows that slow is the clever choice, not the easy one.

There's no prize for finishing first.

Harry the Hare

The steady beat

Harry thumps his foot on the ground to keep a steady beat.

One, two, three, four, again!

Wren

Melody

Small bird, big song. Wren's flight is the shape of the melody.

Gigi the Giraffe

Hand position

Gigi is the one who gets things wrong, and always puts them right.

Oh. That's better, actually.

Ellie the Elephant

Loud and soft

Ellie can stomp or tiptoe. Loud and soft are a choice.

I can be quiet. I just have to mean it.

Kiki the Kangaroo

Hands together

Kiki leaves the ground with both feet at once, just like both hands playing together.

Together now. Both at once.

Accessible to everyone, by design.

Works in a web browser on tablets, laptops and phones. No app to install.

Planned features for Book One.

For parents

A painted paper-theatre scene of a parent helping their child practise at the piano at home

Short lessons that hold their attention. Play-along tracks for practice at home. Progress you can see.

About Book One

For teachers

A painted paper-theatre scene of a teacher leading a music class, with children at desks and one at the piano

A structured, sequenced method. Ready-made audio for lessons and home practice. Pieces you can assign (planned).

For teachers

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