Modacity
Modacity
The best practice organisation app: timer, recorder, metronome, drone generator, and deliberate practice guidance grounded in cognitive science. Created by a former Hong Kong Philharmonic horn player. ~£7–10/month.
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Mangold Project
Video lessons centred on chords, harmony, and jazz voicings, each demonstrated with an on-screen keyboard and running notation. Aimed at players who can already read a little and want to understand why progressions and voicings work the way they do.
IMSLP
The Petrucci Music Library, a volunteer-run archive of public-domain scores and recordings covering most of the classical canon. Lets you locate historical editions of a work and compare engravings before deciding which edition to practise from.
Flowkey Piano Lessons
An app that listens through the device microphone and waits for you to play the correct notes, pairing an interactive song library with short technique courses. Suited to learning pieces by following the score onscreen at your own tempo.
Piano Techniques for Modern Music (Berklee / Coursera)
A Berklee-taught course covering posture and hand position, tone production, finger independence exercises, common chord progressions and cadences, and first steps in improvising over popular song forms. Auditable at no cost; graded assignments require payment.
Bill Hilton Piano
Long-running YouTube channel of piano tutorials by British teacher Bill Hilton, focused on playing from chord symbols and lead sheets, left-hand accompaniment patterns, cocktail and stride jazz, blues, and simple improvisation. Beginners learn to turn chord charts into full-sounding two-handed arrangements.
Paul Barton Piano
2,000+ videos of classical tutorials and full performances from Bangkok. A gentle, patient teaching style with ~700K subscribers. Also known for playing Beethoven for rescue elephants.