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SPEAKING FROM EXPERIENCE...
My name is Kaitlyn Davidson, and I'm all about
helping people who are struggling to learn the
piano. I've made it my life's work to help
students go from being frustrated with piano to
playing their favorite songs in just a few months.
If you're feeling any of the following challenges,
then you're in the right place:
You're confused by music theory, reading
sheet music, and the dull drills and exercises.
You're stuck playing children's songs and
just want to play your favorite popular
songs.
You've tried taking piano lessons before, but
they were just plain boring.
You think you're too old, not talented, or
just don't have the motivation to learn.
Believe it or not, even though I had a solid classical piano background, I used to struggle
with playing popular songs or improvising. My rigorous traditional training turned me into
a sheet music robot. But now, things are different. I'm a well-rounded and creative pianist
with a thriving music school of hundreds of students. I've helped countless adult learners
go from zero to playing their favorite songs in months, not years.
And the best part is that all of the transformations didn't come with tedious exercises,
unnecessary music theory, or children's songs.
I’ve seen many clients go from feeling frustrated and almost giving up to being over the
moon and playing their favorite songs in no time, just by shifting the way they approach
learning the piano.
Don't believe me? Let’s take a look at one of my students, Michele...
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When Michele joined our program, she had already been to two different piano teachers,
but unfortunately, she didn't have much success with them.
She felt stuck playing children's songs, and it didn't get her any further.
It was a frustrating experience for her, and she felt hopeless, thinking that she would
never achieve her dream of playing the piano.
She even had a thought, "this is never going to happen."
However, after completing our course, her favorite part was that she could play the
songs she loved for the people she loved. It was a remarkable achievement for her, and
she now feels confident playing the piano. She has been enjoying playing songs like
"Fallen" by Alicia Keys and "Hallelujah" by Jeff Buckley. She has even loved singing and
playing at the same time.
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And Michele is not alone! If you follow my roadmap for accelerating your piano learning
and playing the songs you love, you will also see the progress you deserve!
All you need is the right roadmap to take you there, so you can finally stop being
frustrated by the piano and start enjoying it.
I'm honored to be your guide!
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HOW TO USE THIS
PRACTICE PLANNER...
The PIANOLY Practice Planner is an
innovative tool that is designed to
help piano students accelerate their
progress and easily play their favorite
songs in just 1 week. One of the key
features of the planner is that it
unlocks exactly what to practice each
day. This is particularly helpful for
students who struggle with focus
during their practice sessions. By
having a clear plan for what to practice
each day, students are more likely to
stay engaged and on track with their
goals. This gives you a clear roadmap.
The beginning of the planner sets students up for success by providing them
with foundational tools and strategies to learn their favorite songs in just 1
week.
Once students have completed these foundational sections, they can move
on to the planner sheets themselves.
These sheets are organized into daily, weekly, and monthly sections, and they
are designed to be flexible and adaptable to each student's needs. The daily
sheets, for example, provide space for students to write down the specific
exercises and songs they will practice each day, as well as a space for them to
reflect on their progress and identify areas for improvement.
Let's get started with your foundations and step #1...
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STEP #1:
LEARN THE WHITE KEYS
(THE EASY WAY)
The keys on a piano are named after the first seven letters of the alphabet,
starting with A, and they repeat over and over again on the piano. So, it's like
the alphabet song, but instead of letters, we have piano keys! And for every
seven keys we play, we complete one set.
When you look at the piano, you'll see that the black keys are in groups of
twos and threes.
Learning the white keys on the piano may seem daunting, but there is a
simple trick that most people don't know about: looking at the black keys!
Most people memorize the white keys the hard way, by trying to remember
each note one by one. By focusing on the twos and threes, you can quickly
and easily identify the white keys. It's a trick that many beginners overlook,
but it can save you a lot of time and effort.
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Let's start with the group of two black keys. If you look to the immediate left
of the first black key, you'll see a white key, and that's the note "C." So, the
first white key to the left of a group of two black keys is always "C." Moving
to the right, the next white key is "D," then "E."
Now let's move to the group of three black keys. If you look to the left of the
first black key, you'll see a white key, which is "F." Then, if you move to the
right and look to the left of the second black key, you'll see "G." So, the white
keys underneath the three black keys are "F" and "G." Then, following the
same pattern we saw earlier, we have "A" and "B."
Knowing these patterns can help you quickly find the white keys on the
piano. If you're looking for a particular white key and you're not sure where it
is, start by identifying the nearest black keys, and then use the patterns to
guide you to the white key you need.
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STEP #2:
LEARN MAJOR & MINOR CHORDS
When you play multiple notes together on a piano, it creates a chord. And
chords are super important because they're the building blocks of music.
Did you know there are different types of chords? One of the main
differences between chords is whether they're major or minor.
Major chords sound happy and bright, while minor chords are more sad or
gloomy.
So, how do you know the difference between a major and minor chord on
the piano? Let's start with what a "half step" is first...
When you're learning to play piano, you'll hear the term "half step" a lot. So,
what exactly is a half step? A half step is the distance between any two
adjacent keys on the piano. This means that if you start on one key and
move to the key immediately to its right or left, you've moved a half step. It's
the smallest possible interval between two notes, and it's important to
understand because it's used to build chords, scales, and melodies. So, if
you're trying to play a song or learn a new chord, knowing how to identify
and play half steps is a crucial skill that you'll need to master.
These are all examples of half steps - going from one key to the very next key.
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If you want to build a major chord on the piano, you can do it using half
steps! Here's the deal: starting with any note, count up four half steps and
then add another three half steps. The note you end on will be the top note
of your major chord. So, if you're starting on C, you'll count up four half steps
to E, and then add another three half steps to get to G. That's your C major
chord, made up of the notes C, E, and G. It's a really important pattern to
know if you're trying to create major chords from scratch. And once you've
got it down, you'll be able to make major chords starting on any note on the
piano!
MAJOR CHORDS:
4 + 3 HALF STEPS
To build a minor chord on the piano using half steps, you'll follow a similar
pattern. Starting with any note, count up three half steps and then add
another four half steps. The note you end on will be the top note of your
minor chord. For example, if you start on the note A, you'll count up three
half steps to C, and then add another four half steps to get to E. The resulting
chord will be an A minor chord, which is made up of the notes A, C, and E.
MINOR CHORDS:
3 + 4 HALF STEPS
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To make your life easier, here are major and minor chord charts. These are
ALL of the major and minor chords we have in music. Now move to step 3
where you can learn how to use these chords to play thousands of songs!
MAJOR CHORDS
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MINOR CHORDS
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STEP #3:
PLAY THOUSANDS OF SONGS
A chord progression is a sequence of chords played in a particular order to
form the harmonic foundation of a song. It's the backbone of the song's
melody and gives it a particular mood or feel.
Now, if we take the chords C major, G major, A minor, and F major, we have
the most popular chord progression of all time!
This progression is so popular that it's used in thousands of songs in different
genres. To play a song with this progression, you'd simply play C major for a
bit, then G major, then A minor, and finally F major, and repeat that sequence
over and over again. It's a simple but effective way to create a variety of
songs with different lyrics, melodies, and rhythms. Pretty cool, huh?
It's used in countless hit songs across a variety of genres, from pop to rock to
country. Some examples include "Let It Be" by The Beatles, "Don't Stop
Believin'" by Journey, "Someone Like You" by Adele, and "Africa" by Toto.
The reason why this progression is so popular is that it creates a catchy and
memorable sound that listeners can easily connect with.
The chord progression you need to play thousands of songs:
C MAJOR
G MAJOR
A MINOR
F MAJOR
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Practicing the C, G, Am, F chord progression with both hands on the piano is
a great way to get started playing your favorite songs.
To get started, you can place your right hand on the C, G, Am, and F chords,
playing them in that order repeatedly. Then, for your left hand, you can play a
corresponding key with each chord. For example, when your right hand plays
the C chord, you can play the C note with your left pinky or you could play 2
Cs with your pinky and thumb (see below). I highly recommend starting with 1
note in your left hand first. When your right hand moves to the G chord, you
can move your left hand to play the G note, and so on. It may feel a bit tricky
at first, but with practice, you'll start to feel more comfortable and confident
playing both hands together. It's a great exercise to help you develop your
piano skills and play a variety of songs with ease.
LEFT HAND
RIGHT HAND
Now let's start playing YOUR favorite songs!
You can head over to a site like ultimate-guitar.com or simply do a Google
search for the song you're interested in playing, along with the words
"chord progression." Once you find the chord progression, you can write it
down or print it out, and then use it to practice playing the song on the piano.
Start by playing the chords in the right hand and the corresponding notes in
the left hand.
Now let's talk about how to properly read and play these chord progressions...
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When playing a song with a chord progression, it's important to pay
attention to the chords that are shown above the lyrics. These chords
indicate when you should switch to the next chord in the progression. Major
chords are typically written as just a capital letter, while minor chords are a
capital letter with a lower case m beside it. So, for example, if you're playing
"Let It Be" by The Beatles (see below), you'll see the chord "C" above the
word "find." You'll want to play a C Major chord on the piano at this point.
Then, when you see the chord "G" above the word "times," you'll switch to
playing a G Major chord. And so on.
"Let It Be" By The Beatles:
C
G
Am
F
When I find myself in times of trouble, Mother Mary comes to me
C
G
F
Speaking words of wisdom, let it be
C
By following the chords that are shown above the lyrics, you can play the
song with the correct chord progression and create a musical accompaniment
to the melody. Of course, you'll want to pay attention to the rhythm and
timing of the song as well, but the chords will give you a solid foundation to
build on. With some practice, you'll be able to play your favorite songs with ease!
Now, it's your turn to hop online and search for some songs that you're
interested in playing. Don't worry if it takes a bit of practice to get the hang
of it - with time and dedication, you'll be jamming in no time.
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STEP #4:
GET IN THE RIGHT MINDSET SO
YOU DON'T QUIT
It's unfortunate but true that many adult piano beginners quit playing the
piano because they have a poor mindset.
Learning to play the piano can be challenging, and it's easy to get
discouraged when you don't see progress right away. However, with a few
tips and tricks, you can stay in a positive mindset and keep yourself
motivated to continue playing.
Firstly, it's important to set realistic goals and celebrate your progress along
the way, no matter how small.
Secondly, don't be too hard on yourself when you make mistakes - mistakes
are a natural part of the learning process, and everyone makes them.
Finally, find ways to make practicing enjoyable, whether that's by playing
your favorite songs or setting up a comfortable and inspiring practice space.
By adopting a positive mindset and staying motivated, you can continue to
learn and grow as a pianist and enjoy all the rewards that come with playing
music.
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STEP #5:
USE YOUR PRACTICE PLANNER
SHEETS TO STAY ON TRACK
The PIANOLY Practice Planner comes with a variety of useful sheets to help
you stay organized and motivated. Print any of these sheets out and use
them how you see fit!
One of the most unique sheets is the "Letter to Yourself" sheet, where you
can write a letter to yourself that's dated 90 days from now. In this letter,
you can write down all of the things you've accomplished and all of the songs
you've learned. It's a great way to set goals and visualize your progress over
time.
Another useful sheet is the Daily, Weekly, and Monthly Plans sheets, where
you can plan out your practice schedule for the coming days, weeks, and
months. This will help you stay on track and ensure that you're dedicating
enough time to practicing each day.
The Repertoire List and Dream Songs List are also helpful, as they allow you
to keep track of the songs you're currently working on as well as the songs
you hope to learn in the future.
These sheets can help you stay focused, motivated, and on track as you work
to improve your piano playing skills.
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STEP #6:
USE THE DAILY PRACTICE SHEETS
(THE ROUTINE THAT WILL
ACCELERATE YOUR PROGRESS!)
If you're looking to accelerate your piano progress, the PIANOLY daily
practice routine offers three simple ways to do so.
First, practice all of your chords with your right hand and left hand
(separately and then together) going from the bottom of the piano to the
top without stopping. The purpose is to get used to playing chords and
moving easily across the piano without stopping. Just practice a few chords
per day and speed up your tempo over time.
Second, practice just a few songs at a time, focusing on your favorite songs.
Learn your right hand first, then add your left hand. Practice with the actual
song playing so that you keep a steady beat. Set goals for when these songs
will be completed.
Third, focus on productive practice rather than how much time you spend
sitting at the piano. Focus on what you want to accomplish with each
practice session, instead of just saying that you will practice for a certain
amount of time. By implementing these three steps into your daily practice
routine, you'll be well on your way to accelerating your piano progress and
achieving your goals.
LET'S GET TO THE PRACTICE PLANNER SHEETS!
G O A L S
LETTER TO
MYSELF
date:
G O A L S
DAILY
G O A L S
D A I L Y
P R I O R I T I E S
1.CHORDS PRACTICE
2. 1-3 SONGS AT A TIME
3. FOCUS ON YOUR GOALS
T O
N O T E S
D O
G O A L S
THIS WEEK'S GOALS
WEEKLY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
CHORDS TO PRACTICE:
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SONGS TO PRACTICE:
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
To play a wrong note is insignificant;
to play without passion is inexcusable.
–Ludwig van Beethoven
MONTHLY
JAN
SUN
FEB
MON
SONGS TO LEARN:
MONTHLY GOALS:
MAR
APR
TUE
MAY
WED
JUN
THU
JUL
FRI
AUG
SAT
SEP
OCT
NOV
NOTES:
MONTHLY AFFIRMATIONS:
DEC
G O A L S
REPERTOIRE LIST
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
NOTES:
G O A L S
DREAM SONGS LIST
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
NOTES:
NOW, WHAT'S NEXT?
Now you know exactly what to practice and what topics to focus
on to learn thousands of songs on the piano in just 1 week! But
there is so much more we can cover! Do you know how to play the
melody (the main tune of the song) or how to jazz up your chords
with improvisation? There is a lot more that we can expand on...
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