Learn the Visual Piano System with

Guided Video Lessons

The course syllabus is made up of 37 modules that detail the System in a collection of explainer videos.

The lesson videos cover conventional music theory knowledge as well as the Visual Piano System.

Key/Legend

Traditional piano learning

Visual Piano System specific learning

Course Syllabus

Module 1: Course Introduction

Module 2: Piano Explained

Module 3: Essential Knowledge

Module 4: Advanced Knowledge

Module 5: System Introduction

Module 6: Gliphs Introduction

Module 7: Starter Gliphs

Module 8: Major Scale

Module 9: Circle of Fifths Alternatives

Module 10: Finding VPS in real life

Module 11: Piano Keyboard Layout

Module 12: Decoding the System

Module 13: Major Scales Explored

Module 14: Minor Scale

Module 15: Major & Minor Relatives

Module 16: Intro to Chords

Module 17: Note Numbers

Module 18: Note Number Hacks

Module 19: Visualising the Big Picture

Module 20: Identifying Patterns

Module 21: Understanding Intervals

Module 22: Visual Chord Formulas

Module 23: Tension & Release

Module 24: Gliph Terrains

Module 25: Mastering Melodies

Module 26: Refining your Rhythms

Module 27: Advanced Chords

Module 28: Modes Explored

Module 29: Melodic Minor Scale

Module 30: Melodic Minor Chords

Module 31: Melodic Minor Big Picture

Module 32: Harmonic Minor Scale

Module 33: Harmonic Minor Chords

Module 34: Harmonic Minor Big Picture

Module 35: Indexing Scales

Module 36: Scales Similarities

Module 37: Grand Gliphs

Start Your Maestro Journey

Once you become a student of the Visual Piano System you will be given access to the online learning portal where you can watch all of the lesson videos and carry out music theory exercises.

Online Learning Portal

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Easy to Follow Online Videos

Lesson Features

The Visual Piano System explainer video lessons are clearly narrated and presented and are packed with visuals to explain the System in an exciting and engaging way.

6 hours engaging
videos

6 hours of visually engaging explainer video lessons covering 37 different modules.

Revisit lessons
whenever

Explainer lessons are indexed in a simple method so that you can review / resit any of the lessons you so desire.

VP-VIPER Exercise Prompts

Practice what you have learnt within the VIPER mobile app for iOS and Android.

Learn Essential
Piano Playing Skills

Aside to learning the complete Visual Piano System, you'll also learn many technical aspects of your piano playing, improvisations and music creations.

These topics are taught as you progress throughout the course.

Playing Dynamics

Finger & Hand Strength

Arpeggios

Chord Inversions

Reactive Playing

Mastering Modes

Speed & Dexterity

Tension & Release

Left & Right Hands

Finger Independence

Using Piano Pedals

Posture & Stretching

Octave Jumps

Power of Silence

Rhythms

Playing Shallow & Deep

Modulating & Transposing

Common Questions

Can it really help me to improvise and create my own music?

Yes it can, the Visual Piano System is truly one of a kind. It is designed to draw out your creative side from the moment you start learning the system.

I have a digital keyboard, not a piano, is that still okay, will it work?

The Visual Piano System works if you play a keyboard just fine. You will have several benefits that piano players don't have so in some instances you will gain these skills quicker than playing an acoustic piano.

How do I know if I am suitable to learn with the Visual Piano System?

If you are good at remembering and identifying shapes, symbols then you will get along great with the system.

How long do I have access to the system for?

You'll have 12 months to access all elements of the course videos, trainer mobile app and community discord. You will learn the basics of the system in couple of days, the core of the system in 2-3 weeks and advanced intricacies of approximately another four weeks.

Once I learn the system, how do I retain the knowledge?

The system is designed with long term knowledge retention in mind. After you learn it, it becomes almost impossible to forget. Another main reason is the gamified music theory training app.