For absolute beginners and people who need to hit the “reset” button. This course is a visual/tactile approach to connecting the sheet music to the keyboard without the infantilizing mnemonic devices like “All Cows Eat Grass …” etc. In this course we’re concerned with how to GO to the notes, not just name them. It’s quick! You could probably finish it in a weekend. It’s wacky! We literally look at the music sideways for a little bit. And it’s totally applicable for your next steps in learning piano!


The thing I say most as a piano teacher. In this course I tell you why and how. Since it’s my number one wish for people to use this powerhouse of a practice habit, I feel compelled to give it away for free just for trying out Measure by Measure.
Of course we won’t have time to cover every piano piece. But the principles in Measure by Measure apply to whatever music you choose to play. So often I see people feel stuck because they don’t know where to find the sheet music that they want to play. Sometimes just knowing where to look will set you free. In this guide I'll show you my favorite resources for sheet music.

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Sheet music is the venue for creative inspiration at this instrument. It is the jumping-off point for your own creative development.
If you are more interested in doing “the thing”, actually playing piano rather than talking about interesting but largely unneeded music theory concepts, then you’re in the right place.
It’s a monthly "packet" of sheet music and accompanying video lessons. It's the library of content where we practice the principles of piano in context. Each month members receive a PDF of several pieces of sheet music and videos teaching them phrase-by-phrase, measure-by-measure. The difficulty ranges from beginner to intermediate-level playing, so there's something for most pianists each month.
$19/month. As the library of supporting material grows, the price will go up for new subscribers. Your price is "locked in" when you join for as long as you choose to stay.
You can cancel your subscription at any time directly from your account area. Please see the support page for a video on how to cancel.
Any pianist who wants to grow their music literacy. The music ranges from beginner to late intermediate / early-advanced, which works for almost all casual piano players. Unless you were at one time “very serious” about this (ie you were a piano major in college), and you're interested in being musically literate, it’s probably for you!
Online piano is starting to look too much the same. It has a whiff of salesy oversimplification to it. Also, I reject “methods”, “traditional” pedagogy, and the stuffiness so often associated with piano. I wanted a way to embrace creative teaching by making room for people to experience the piano the way they want to.
A lot of learning piano comes down to seeing things demonstrated. Even if you don’t buckle in and choose to learn the pieces in Measure by Measure, you will learn a lot by observing the process and applying it to other sheet music. There is room for you to learn whatever music you want to learn.
Your practice can be beautiful and enjoyable and healing and delightfully challenging …
Your practice can feel invigorating and refreshing.
You may currently feel discouraged by the process, but I want to help you embrace the small and simple habits of consistent, easy practice that will help you grow. It can even feel effortless in a lot of ways.
You can find so much information freely available. You can find “tutorials” and alternative notation, “new” approaches, tricks and tips galore …
I really think you should just be engaged in the actual musical process. You should be learning in the context of real music written for the piano.
Not watered-down “method book” songs.
Not rote memorizing from a tutorial or keyboard “visualizer”.
Not exclusively learning from lead sheets, but actual two-hand, two-clef music notation.
Let's "nerd out" together with some of this awesome sheet music.
