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I love your list of top 50 favorites. Have you reviewed this site, for learning piano: https://app.hoffmanacademy.com/lessons/ https://app.hoffmanacademy.com/
by ronyeh 6y ago
I love your list of top 50 favorites.
Have you reviewed this site, for learning piano:
https://app.hoffmanacademy.com/lessons/ https://app.hoffmanacademy.com/lessons/
I am currently teaching my 6 year old and my 3 year old how to play piano and guitar. We have gone through enough of his videos that I can honestly give his site two strong thumbs up.
As far as I can tell, all his videos are free. If the parent knows enough about music, they can use the free videos to supplement any beginner music curriculum.
I enjoyed his videos enough that I purchased his premium lifetime membership, which comes with workbooks and games. But my kids are young and I haven't made them work through workbooks yet. I'm trying to make it as fun as possible so far.
I have no affiliation with Hoffman Academy. I just think he's a great teacher.
- actfrench 6y agoThank you so much! I didn't know about this and I want to write a review of music curricula so this is very helpful. Many thanks.
- ronyeh 6y agoI've reviewed (for myself and my kids) enough sites to form a strong opinion. If you're interested, email me and we can chat about piano/guitar education. Contact info is in my profile. HN_username @ email_service . com
- jansanchez 6y agoDo you have any suggestions for guitar lesson sites?
- ronyeh 6y agohttps://www.justinguitar.com/ https://www.justinguitar.com/ Tons of free content on his site. Justin is a great teacher.
- jansanchez 6y agoThank you! I will check out the side with my kiddo.
- ronyeh 6y agoHow old is your kid? Justin Guitar is good for anyone who is self motivated. I think guitar is tough for young children, and has a higher initial learning curve than piano. My kid is 6 and I'm just teaching him simple tunes on one or two strings for now.
- pantaloony 6y agoIf you've got an iPad and don't mind dropping $150/yr, Simply Piano is pretty damn great. Strong focus on playing recognizable music, which helps keep interest up. No affiliation, just very happy with it. Nb as you get farther along you'll want a MIDI-out-capable digital piano because the (surprisingly good) microphone-based input can't keep up with more than ~3 notes played at once.