#VIRTUAL PIANO CLASSES TRIAL#

It works the same as any other pre-recorded collection of lessons, giving you access to hours of lessons from professional pianists.

Pianote is trying to straddle this line more than any of the other offerings we found. Both of these have their pros and cons, depending on whether you value flexibility or live, human feedback. There are two main categories of lesson offerings-live video chat sessions that work similarly to a real, in-person lesson, and recorded video lessons you can access at any time.

#VIRTUAL PIANO CLASSES TRIAL#

Best Value: Musika 'Musika offers a risk-free trial lesson, which is more than you normally get with real lessons.'.

Best Overall, Recorded Lessons: Flowkey 'The service works in a way that’s more unique than just video tutorials-it’s more like a play-along app.'.

Best for Classical Piano: Piano Teachers Connect 'Great for those who want a more traditional approach, but might not be pop-oriented enough for others.'.

Best for Teacher Selection: Lessonface 'Despite its wide teacher selection, there are customizable search terms which make finding the right teacher easy.'.

Best for Scheduling: Preply 'Lets you set your lesson time based on your and the teacher’s schedule, not some arbitrary times scheduled by the service at large.'.

Best for Beginners: TakeLessons 'Both personalized and easy-to-use, and has taught millions of lessons to hundreds of thousands of students.'.Best Overall: Pianote 'Because you have online chats, forums, and weekly live sessions, it’s a good hybrid online lesson system.'.

Virtual piano classes