If you’ve gone further and started to teach yourself, perhaps you’re at a roadblock and really trying to put all this stuff together.

How scales relate to chords… and chords to progressions… and how to find the keys songs are being played in, how to recognize patterns in songs, (just to give a few examples).

Maybe you’re reading self-help books and have bought every training manual or “how-to” video — or have even taken personal music lessons — but have been disappointed with the results.

“To be quite frank…”

Learning piano is not an overnight thing. It requires commitment, drive, and discipline. Even pros practice daily and are constantly learning new things.

Great musicians never think in terms of a “destination.” It’s always a “journey.”

There’s always new things to learn.

New genres. New techniques and styles. Unfamiliar theory and alternative ways to approach music. Other things to explore. And just simply improving upon what you already know.

So with that said… if you think I’m just going to teach you some magical chords and you’re going to play every song you’ve ever wanted to by tomorrow, then stop reading this page. I’d hate to waste your time.

But if you’re willing to put in some time and practice, I can guarantee that in very little time (compared to years and years of training, lessons, and school), you’ll be playing the piano by ear and even picking up songs on the radio.

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“I have been playing for 40 years and have not had many lessons. These online keyboard courses are the most organized method to getting a well rounded keyboard education. There is no substitute for this course. In a matter of minutes I saw and heard many aspects of playing that I never could get my wits around…thank you for this opportunity.”

“What makes you so sure that you can teach me how to play piano by ear?”

Simply put. Because my methods are proven and tested. Not fluff… not theories… not “would-be” or “could-be” methods but techniques that have helped literally hundreds of thousands of musicians by ear.

I’ve been playing piano for majority of my life. I started at the tender age of 7 years old playing for my church’s junior youth choir.

Some of the things I now teach came naturally to me back then (although I had no idea how to articulate them) and many of the things I’ve learned over the span of 17 years by literally reading, watching, and studying everything I could get my hands on.

The rest has come simply from “school-of-hard-knocks” experience out there in the real-world. Personally, that was my best teacher.

I’m a graduate of the University of California at Irvine and have had the privilege to work with top professors and colleagues. I’ve helped lead the gospel choir there as well as many other campuses.

My main accomplishments as a teacher have come from this site, HearandPlay.com.

Over 41,185 people from over 102 Countries have already relied on me to teach them how to play the piano through my various paid courses. Many of them have since gone on to play in bands, for churches, special events and more.

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…but after one night of taking their lessons, my playing was revolutionized!”

I thought I had a decent grasp on music theory after having played guitar for 13 years. I tried my best to apply this knowledge to the piano when I decided to learn to play. I had very limited results. But after one night (literally) of taking your lessons, my understanding of chord structures and my playing ability was revolutionized. I strongly suggest you head to Hearandplay for Piano Lessons!

I personally think there’s a huge problem out there for musicians who want to play piano (or any instrument, for that matter) by ear.

…And I’m guessing that you’re reading this page because you, too, have faced the same problems that I’ll talk about soon.

Now… It’s not that there isn’t help out there…

There’s just not much help for musicians who want to play outside of traditional “sight reading” or classical methods you’ve probably come across.

I’m talking about help for “ear” musicians.

Musicians who want to:

Play piano without having to rely solely on sheet music or chord symbols (more on this later).   Be able to hum a tune, then immediately play it on the piano in a few minutes.   Be able to hear something on the radio or on a favorite album and immediately understand what’s happening in the song without being at a piano.   Sit down at the piano and play exactly what they feel… entertain guests and simply enjoy music.   Play in a band with other musicians who play by ear and be able to follow along and improvise when the time is right.   Play at church, accompany quartets or singing groups, and perform at special occasions without any fear or hesitation.   Learn music at a comfortable pace without being forced to pay a teacher $30-$50 or more per hour.

(Basically, all the things you can’t go to most traditional teachers, institutions, and colleges to learn. And if you can, you’d better be ready to audition or pay hefty fees).

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