FREE PRACTICE GUIDE FOR ADULT BEGINNERS

The Ten-Minute Practice Routine You'll Actually Keep

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A printable plan for the ten minutes you already have, plus a seven-day tracker to keep you going.

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Short on time? Good. Ten minutes is enough.

Grab the free routine and you'll know:

Where To Hook Practice Into Your Day

What To Do In Each Of The Ten Minutes

The Four-Step Fix For Any Mistake

A Seven-Day Tracker To Keep You Going

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You don't need an hour.

Grab the free routine and you'll know:

✔ Where to hook practice into a day that's already full
✔ What to do in each of the ten minutes, from singing it first to one pencil mark
✔ The four-step fix for any mistake
✔ A printable seven-day tracker to keep you going

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A note from Aviva

I've been playing piano since 1996 and teaching since 2012, and most of my students are beginners.

Ten minutes a day beats thirty minutes once a week. Short and daily is how hands learn. What makes it stick is the same hook in your day and a plan for what to do when you sit.

This routine is that plan, minute by minute. Print it, put it on your piano, and follow it.

Timer on, ten minutes, done.

“The secret for me was making piano the priority in my day and practicing in the early morning before my day took off. It all adds up!”

Jane · Nursery teacher and mom of four · Learned Für Elise in her first year

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