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— Kathy, adult student ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Designed for beginners aged 7+
Step 1
Set up - place your device beside the piano
Step 2
Join - meet your teacher on Zoom
Step 3
Play - start playing from your first lesson

Parents describe Katherine as “friendly, patient and encouraging.”
· Teaching kids piano since 2006
· Teaching piano on Zoom since 2015
· 20 years refining the Piano Play method
QUALIFICATIONS:
Bachelor of Music, Australian Institute of Music
Bachelor of Arts, Deakin University
TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
Murray Conservatorium, Albury NSW
The Scots School Albury, Albury NSW
Birchgrove Public Primary School, Sydney NSW
Christian Brothers’ High School Lewisham, Sydney NSW
Here's what we usually get asked
Yes. Piano Play has been teaching via Zoom since 2015, using a teaching method refined over 20 years. Each week, students learn live with their teacher and follow a simple step-by-step system that's easy for kids as young as 7 to follow.
You'll see it in action when your child plays a song they love in their free trial lesson!
Any keyboard is fine for your free trial — you can even borrow one. If you need to buy one, fill in our quick questions at the top of this page and we'll send you three affordable, teacher-recommended options that can be delivered to your door, starting from $349 AUD.
Weekly 60-minute lessons during school terms, with availability for new students on weekdays at 4pm, 5pm and 6:30pm.
No problem! Our Play-Now Program is designed with busy families in mind.
Practice outside of our lessons is optional, and our weekly 60-minute lessons give your child plenty of time to learn, play and progress with their teacher.
If you would like your child to practise at home, we can also share simple tips to make it achievable and easy to fit into everyday family life.
We recommend being with your child at the beginning and end of the trial lesson. You'll meet the teacher and have a quick chat together at the beginning, then your child can learn independently with the teacher guiding them step-by-step.
At the end, you can come back to hear the song they've learned, ask questions and learn more about the program.














