A SIX-Month ONLINE piano COURSE
PIANO THROUGH CLASSICS
Learn real piano skills inside five popular classical pieces from Joy to the World to Für Elise.
Piano through Classics is a six-month online course for Adult beginners who want to play real music, not years of drills first.
Six months · Online · Begins tuesday, november 24th
Enrollment opens soon. Join the waitlist for first access.
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You bought the keyboard years ago. It still sounds like furniture.
You heard the melody. You felt where it lifts. You knew exactly why the piece was beautiful.
But when you sat at the keys, it came out halting, or wrong, or one hand at a time, and you were never quite sure what to fix.
You do not need years of drills.
You need a real piece of music in your hands and someone to show you what to listen for.
Imagine sitting down, knowing exactly where your hands go, what comes next, and how to make it sound the way it sounds in your head.
In six months, you'll know how to listen for what matters, read what the page is telling you, and put your hands on the keys with confidence.
You'll leave with five real classical pieces in your hands, music you can sit down and play when someone asks, and a way of learning that carries you into the next piece on your own.
HERE’S THE PATH
From wondering to playing real music.
Piano Through Classics follows one clear road. Each module gives you a new skill to carry forward and the skills hidden inside it.
1. PERCEIVE listen to the piece, then sing it.JOIN THE WAITLIST
2. INTERPRET read what the page is telling you
3. ASSEMBLE put your hands on the keys, one hand, then both.
4. NUANCE shape it until it sounds like music, not notes
5. OWN IT practice it in ten minutes a day, fix your own mistakes, and play it for someone
THE CURRICULUM
Inside Piano through Classics
Those five steps run through six focused modules.
MODULE 1
Unlocks December 1
Joy to the World
Your first real song. Finding the notes, the C scale, and the finger crossing most beginners get wrong
MODULE 2
Unlocks December 29
Minuet in G
Both hands reading. Left-hand notes, soft and loud, short and smooth, and learning a piece in sections on your own
MODULE 3
Unlocks January 12
Sonatina in G
1st movement
Real two-hand music. A moving left hand under a singing melody, and keeping the melody the star
MODULE 4
Unlocks January 26
Sonatina in G
2nd movement
The swaying one. Jumping between notes by ear, not by hunting, and a rhythm that rocks in sixes, like a boat on water
MODULE 5
Unlocks February 9
Prelude in C Major
The one that sounds harder than it is. Chords that move, the pedal, and reading patterns ahead instead of note by note
MODULE 6
Unlocks March 9
Für Elise
The piece everyone wants to play. Both hands, start to finish, fluently. You'll know it the moment you hear it.
A course built for practice,
not perfect conditions.
You'll learn piano skill, try it at your own piano, and play for friends and family. By the end of six months, you'll have five real classical pieces in your hands and a way of learning you can repeat.
SHORT, FOCUSED LESSONS
New modules open each first Tuesday of the month. Most are under 20 minutes.
ONE piece one module
A simple assignment helps you use the module’s skill right away.
PRIVATE community
Share your work, see different starting points, and learn from each others.
LIFETIME ACCESS
Return to every lesson, assignment, and update whenever you need it.
YOUR GUIDE
Hi, I’m Aviva.
I learned piano the hard way..
I've been playing since 1996, and for years I needed to know the reason behind every step. Most teachers skipped them. I was told to practice and have it finished by next lesson, and I'd go home not knowing how. So I figured it out at the keys, one piece at a time.
Everything changed when I started asking why. Why slow practice? Why listen before you touch the keys? Once I had the answers, learning a piece stopped being a mystery and became a path I could walk.
I've taught students since 2012, and my lessons have moved a long way from the boring exercises I grew up on. Piano through Classics is the calm, practical course I wish I'd had when I began: real music from week one, and the reasons behind every step.
See you at the piano,
Aviva
“Learning piano through classical music with Aviva has been a joy. The method of listening, singing and playing provided me with all of the tools necessary to play actual pieces of music. Being able to perform Sonatina in G major has given me the confidence to move forward with other exciting pieces of music.”
Greg J.
“I learned to play Für Elise and feel the emotion in the piece which served as a wonderful escape to a hectic day!”
Jane M.
They started where you are.
Greg's story
FROM TWO YEARS OF SCALES TO A REAL PIECE ON DAY ONE
Greg took piano in college for two years. He learned scales and chords, and never once played a real piece.
In his first lesson with Aviva he opened real music. He learned to listen to it first, then sing it, then put his hands on the keys, and he went home knowing exactly what to practice.
Today he's playing Sonatina in G, real two-hand music with a moving left hand under a singing melody and he's enjoying the process as much as the piece.
“Being able to play a song after our first lesson was very exciting. Playing scales has it's place in the learning process, but actually playing real music is my goal. Aviva has chosen pieces of music that allow a student to learn the technical aspects of piano while playing actual music”
Greg J.
Jane’s story
FROM NO TIME TO PRACTICE TO FÜR ELISE IN HER FIRST YEAR
Jane is a nursery teacher with four kids and several pets at home. She loved classical music, but between work and family there was never a free hour to learn piano.
Practicing in the small gaps of her day she learned Prelude in C and Für Elise in her first year of lessons, reading the music and playing with both hands.
“I learned to play Für Elise and feel the emotion in the piece which served as a wonderful escape to a hectic day!”
Jane M.
Everything inside
Piano through Classics
Core Course
✔️ Six course modules
✔️ 140+ video lessons (less than 20 mins each)
✔️ 5 classical pieces by the end
Bonus Modules: Foundation/Toolkit
Resources
✔️ Pianist path Guide
✔️ Practice plan
✔️ Troubleshooting Guide
✔️ Music sheets (blank, lettered, fingered)
Support and Access
✔️ Video Feedback:1 per module
✔️ Private community till 5/18
✔️ LIVE Q&A till 5/18
✔️ Lifetime course access
piano through classics was made for you if...
✔️ You own a keyboard or piano but rarely sit down at it.
✔️ You want a clear path, not a dictionary of music theory.
✔️ You love classical music and want to play real pieces, not years of drills first.
✔️ You can practice for ten minutes at a time.
No grand piano, prior lessons, or musical childhood required. Bring the keyboard you already own, or we'll help you pick one.
It's not the right fit if...
✖ You want to prepare for exams, grades, or a conservatory audition.
✖ You're looking for pop, jazz, or playing by ear and chords.
✖ You want music theory explained in full before you play a note.
✖ You're looking for lessons for a child or teen.
✖ You already play at an intermediate level and want harder repertoire. (check out waitlist)
TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND SUPPLIES
You already have enough to begin.
Piano Through Classics was designed around the keyboard or piano in your home, And if you don't own one yet, that's fine. The gear guide in Foundation walks you through choosing the right one for your space and budget before the first piece begins.
REQUIRED
✔️ A chair or bench at the right height for your hands
✔️ A phone to record yourself with
✔️ A printer, or a shop that prints, for your sheet music
HELPFUL
✔️ A piano, or a weighted keyboard with 88 keys
✔️ A sustain pedal if from second hand
✔️ A metronome, or the free app named in Foundation
✔️ A music stand, if your keyboard doesn't have one
OPTIONAL
✔️ Headphones, for practicing while the house sleeps
✔️ An adjustable bench
✔️ A tablet for reading the sheet music on screen
Use what you have. The course will show you when an upgrade is useful and when it is not.
Your questions, answered
Click on the + below to open each answer.
I can't read Music. Is that a problem?
I took lessons years ago and forgot most of it. Is this for me?
How much do I need to practice?
Are the lessons live or recorded?
How long will I have access?
What happens if I fall behind?
THE Music is ALREADY HERE
Your life has room for ten minutes at the piano.
You do not need to wait for a better keyboard, a quieter season, or a younger pair of hands.
You need to know how to listen to a piece, read what's on the page, and make a few deliberate choices before your fingers touch the keys.
Come learn to play it.
Enrollment isn't open yet. Join the waitlist and you'll get first access the moment doors open. We begin Tuesday, November 24th.
See you at the piano,
- Aviva
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