Know which kind of instrument you have
Answer a question on the difference between a digital piano and an electric keyboard. Repeat it until the answer is automatic.
All the homework from everything you've studied. Repeat it as often as you like — whatever you're weakest on always comes back to the top first.
Anything you did badly comes back quickly. Anything you pass several times in a row gets spaced further and further out. Unlimited repeats, and nothing is ever late.
Know which kind of instrument you have
Answer a question on the difference between a digital piano and an electric keyboard. Repeat it until the answer is automatic.
Climb from low to high
Play five notes in ascending order, training your hand to associate left with low and right with high.
Take the pattern up to tempo
Today's loop, a notch faster than the lesson version. Repeat it as often as you like — it comes back on its own when it is due.
Find C faster
Play C five times across different octaves, with no labels. The goal is to stop counting.
Remember the black-key rule
Answer a question about how the black-key groups locate C.
Take the pattern up to tempo
Today's loop, a notch faster than the lesson version. Repeat it as often as you like — it comes back on its own when it is due.
Run the names up an octave
Play C D E F G A B C in order, saying each name aloud as you press it.
What is an octave?
Answer a question about octaves.
Hunt notes at random
Find the named note with no labels. Repeat until you can play it without counting.
Take the pattern up to tempo
Today's loop, a notch faster than the lesson version. Repeat it as often as you like — it comes back on its own when it is due.
Play Hot Cross Buns through
Right hand, the whole piece at 70% of the written tempo
Five fingers up and down
Run up and down the C position without moving your hand. Do this daily until finger 4 stops feeling weak.
The right finger numbers
Answer a question about how fingers are numbered.
Five fingers up to 78
A looping drill, one tempo rung at a time up to 78 BPM
Take the pattern up to tempo
Today's loop, a notch faster than the lesson version. Repeat it as often as you like — it comes back on its own when it is due.
Play Mary Had a Little Lamb through
Right hand, whole piece at 70%, without moving the hand
The pairs with no black key between
Answer a question about the white-key pairs that sit only a semitone apart.
Black keys by name
Press the black key matching the name. Repeat until it needs no thought.
A full chromatic octave
Play a semitone at a time from C to the next C — all thirteen notes.
Take the pattern up to tempo
Today's loop, a notch faster than the lesson version. Repeat it as often as you like — it comes back on its own when it is due.
Level 0 test
Every note in an octave, black and white. Aim for over 85% before moving on.
Play the five-finger piece through
Right hand, straight through from the top, at 70% of the written tempo
Take the pattern up to tempo
Today's loop, a notch faster than the lesson version. Repeat it as often as you like — it comes back on its own when it is due.
Four bars in time
Tap along for four bars at 72 BPM. Aim for an average error under 80 milliseconds.
What BPM means
Answer a question about the meaning of a BPM figure.
Take the pattern up to tempo
Today's loop, a notch faster than the lesson version. Repeat it as often as you like — it comes back on its own when it is due.