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Everything Plinky can teach you away from a piece — how the music is built, what its marks mean, and the little things you look up mid-practice.
- Meet the keyboardNever played before? Six things, and you'll be playing notes on purpose. No piano needed — the keys below work fine.
- How the music works14 short lessons on what a stave is actually telling you. Each one has something to play — read the paragraph, then hear it.
- What the marks meanThe symbols you meet in a score, and what each one does to the sound. Most can be heard twice: as written, and again with the mark taken away.
- Find your levelRead a drill; if it goes well the next one is harder. Three shaky ones and it stops. Nothing here is a piece you might already know — every drill is made on the spot.
- Ear trainingAway from the piano? Your ears can still practise — name the notes and the distances between them.
- RhythmNo notes to find — just when. Read the line, let it count you in, and tap it back on anything: the space bar, a piano, or the button.
- Little toolsThings to look up mid-practice. No account, no instrument needed — just the ones you keep reaching for.