• Begin stage 1

This feels different from traditional piano lessons

Most piano courses start by asking you to memorise things: notes, scales, exercises, theory.That’s not wrong — but it’s not how most adults actually learn.This journey starts in a different place.You begin with real songs, simple hand shapes, and a clear sense of how the piano fits together — so what you’re playing feels musical straight away.To make this even easier, every lesson uses hand animated colour-coded visual overlays that sit directly on the piano keys. You won't find this on any other guides.

Instead of guessing which notes are being played, you can see the shapes, hear the harmony, and understand how chords move — all at the same time.It’s like having subtitles for piano.
The result isn’t just faster progress —
it’s confidence, clarity, and the feeling that piano finally makes sense.

• Begin stage 1

How you'll progress through the piano

Sandy’s Piano for Singers is designed as a clear, gentle path — so you always know what to focus on next.

Stage 1 — Play Songs from the Start
This is where you begin. You’ll start playing real songs immediately, using simple patterns and clear visual guidance to build confidence and comfort at the piano.Stage 2 — Expression & Musical Freedom (coming next)
You’ll develop your own sound, explore colour and movement, and learn how to play with more freedom and expression.Stage 3 — Independence & Performance (coming later)
You’ll bring everything together — learning how to finish songs, play independently, and feel truly at home at the piano.You’re only purchasing Stage 1 right now.Future stages will unlock over time, and early students get access at the lowest price.

• Begin stage 1

Why I teach piano this way

I started piano as a child, the traditional way — reading music, following rules, trying to get everything “right.”After a 2 years, I quit.
Not because I didn’t like music — but because the process felt rigid, slow, and disconnected from the joy of actually playing.Years later, I came back to the piano through singing and playing songs I loved.Instead of focusing on every note, I learned to understand the piano through patterns, harmony, rhythm, and feel.That changed everything.
Piano became expressive, enjoyable, and something I wanted to come back to — not something I had to force.Sandy’s Piano for Singers is built around that experience.It’s the path I wish I’d had at the beginning: calm, musical, and focused on real songs from the start.

What’s included in Stage 1

When you join Sandy’s Piano for Singers, you’ll get immediate access to Stage 1 — Play Songs from the Start.This includes:
• Full access to all Stage 1 video lessons• Step-by-step guidance designed for complete beginners• Clear unique colour-coded visual overlays on every chord and progression• Real songs and progressions you can play from the very beginning• A calm, self-paced structure you can return to anytimeYou don’t need prior experience, sheet music, or theory knowledge.
Just a piano, a little curiosity, and the willingness to explore.

Price
$65 — one-time payment
Lifetime access to Stage 1
Future stages unlock separately as the course grows

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If you’re feeling unsure

“I’ve never played piano before.”That’s completely fine. This guide is designed for complete beginners, and everything is introduced gradually through music — not theory.“I tried piano before and gave up.”You’re not alone. Most people don’t quit because they can’t learn — they quit because the process didn’t feel musical or rewarding.“I don’t have much time.”You don’t need long practice sessions. Even a short (15 minute) relaxed session at the piano can be enough to make progress when the approach feels enjoyable.“I’m worried I won’t be very good.”This isn’t about being perfect. It’s about exploration, expression, and letting the piano feel approachable. If it sounds good to you, you’re doing it right.There’s no rush, no pressure, and no expectation to keep up with anyone else.
You move at your own pace, and you return to lessons whenever you like.Can't I just find this on YouTube?Look - I'll be the first person to say - you can find so much information out there for free.There's Google, YouTube, ChatGPT...But the short answer is NoIt takes too long to craft a structure like this that's designed for enjoyment, retention and fast progressionNo one on the world (that I'm aware of) has hand animated, colour co-ordinated notes and chords that show in real time whitch notes are being played and which group they beling to.This is because it takes me up to 7 hours per lesson just to create them!But I chose do do it this way because that's what helps people see clearly whats happening on the piano and what it means.The question is how much time do you want to spend sifting through all that information and do you know what you're really looking for?Is the information presented designed to make the learning process as engaging as possible?Is what your finding clear and easy to understand or are you feeling confused and frustrated afterwards?