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Online piano lessons for children

Group Zoom lessons for children aged 5 to 16. Groups of up to six children, integrated music theory, structured progression. Time slots adapted to time zones all over the world.

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Child playing the piano during an online lesson
During the lesson, each child plays in turn while the others quietly practise.
Teacher demonstrating a movement on the keyboard via Zoom
The teacher demonstrates at the piano, correcting posture and reading.

Online group method

Lessons take place on Zoom in small groups. The teacher sees and hears each student, and works with them one by one to correct hand position, posture, and reading. Children progress with a method designed to learn note by note and bar by bar.

  • Groups of up to six children, from beginner to advanced
  • Integrated music theory in 30 to 45-minute modules depending on level
  • Materials provided by the school, repertoire adapted to age
  • Enrolment possible throughout the school year

How a lesson works

When a child works with the teacher, they switch on their microphone and play. The others keep their microphones muted, without headphones, quietly practise their own piece and can clearly hear the teacher call them when it is their turn. This organisation encourages focus and individual follow-up.

  • Microphone on only during the child’s turn
  • No headphones required
  • Silent practice while others are playing

Trial lesson for children

Your child joins a real one-hour group lesson, in a class adapted to their age and level. Price: €15. A quote is sent before enrolment.

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Fees and enrolment

  • €15 for a one-hour trial lesson
  • €15 per hour of group lesson (final price for the family), including 30 to 45 minutes of music theory depending on the level
  • The regular group lesson price is final for the family in every country; trial lesson terms are separate

Enrolment is possible at any time during the year. Minimum commitment of three consecutive months, then renewal by term until the end of June, with cancellation by simple written request fifteen days before the end of the term.

Required equipment

  • Acoustic piano or 88-key keyboard with touch sensitivity
  • Smartphone, tablet, or computer to film the hands and upper body
  • Stable Internet connection
  • Music stand and practice notebook provided if needed

From your first connection to your first lesson

Individual feedback, followed by time to practise

You do not have to play the same piece or at the same speed as everyone else. The teacher listens to each student in turn, identifies a passage to work on and gives a precise instruction: slow down, isolate a bar, adjust a fingering or check the rhythm. You then practise that instruction while the teacher works with another student.

Keep your microphone muted between turns, without headphones, so you can hear your own piano and the teacher calling you. When it is your turn, unmute and play. This is a live lesson with personal feedback, not a library of recorded tutorials.

Set up your instrument and camera

Prepare a piano or keyboard, a phone, tablet or computer with a camera and microphone, and a stable Internet connection. Position the camera so the teacher can see your hands, keyboard and upper body. A stable stand helps keep the view clear. An 88-key instrument is recommended; the preparation guide explains what to bring for a first lesson.

For a child’s first lesson, prepare a blank sheet of paper and coloured pens or pencils. An adult nearby can help with the connection and initial instructions, while leaving the child space to play.

Equipment for a child’s online piano lesson
Preparation illustration from Piano Académie’s existing lesson guide.

Hear the piano clearly on Zoom

The school’s existing tutorial explains how to enable original sound. Noise reduction can otherwise suppress some of the piano’s sound. Video in French.

Open the Zoom tutorial on Vimeo

Try a real group lesson

The trial takes place within a regular online group lesson. Children discover the keyboard and play their first notes with individual guidance. The current booking pages list the trial at €15. Choose an available slot and check the displayed time zone before confirming.

Schedules in your time zone

The booking calendar displays available trial slots and the selected time zone above the timetable. You can change the time zone if needed. Regular lesson bookings depend on the available sessions, your level and your chosen plan; consult the current schedule rather than assuming that every time is available.

View trial times for children

Explore the method and prepare your lesson

  • Individualised group lessons: the school’s approach (French article)
  • Online and in-person learning: what supports progress (French article)
  • Prepare your child’s trial lesson (French guide)

Frequently asked questions

How does the trial lesson work?

Your child joins a group adapted to their age and level, takes part for one hour in the usual format, and receives individual feedback from the teacher. A quote is sent before enrolment.

Can we start at any time?

Yes, enrolment is possible all year round. The minimum commitment is three months to ensure regular progress.

In which countries are the lessons available?

Lessons are available in all countries. Please consult the pages by continent and by country for time-zone and enrolment details.

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Online piano lessons for children and adults

Learn the piano wherever you are. Piano Académie’s online lessons, based on a proven group method developed over more than 7 years, allow every student – child or adult – to progress at their own pace, at any time and anywhere in the world, at an affordable rate.

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Children aged 5–16: each student plays in turn, others practise silently without headphones, progress is supervised by the teacher.
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Adults from beginner to advanced: friendly groups, technique, musicality and tailored repertoire.

An effective online group method

Lessons are held on Zoom in small groups. One student at a time is invited to unmute and play, while the others mute their microphones, stay without headphones and quietly repeat their piece. Everyone progresses at their own pace, while benefiting from the group dynamic and the teacher’s explanations.

  • Groups of up to six children aged 5–16, and up to ten adults
  • Personalised guidance in every session
  • Music theory included in the children’s programme; separate options for adults
  • Enrolment possible all year round

Worldwide access

Time slots are adapted to time zones on five continents. Check the current calendar for a suitable time and the available groups at your level.

Europe Africa Americas Asia Oceania

To see the schedules and conditions for your country: Children · Adults

Two learning paths by age

Children aged 5 to 16

A progressive method with a suitable repertoire, integrated music theory and term-by-term goals. Ideal alongside school, international moves or for expatriate families.

Discover the Children’s path

Adults from beginner to advanced

Structured learning, technique and musicality, with a choice of pieces. Adapted to your personal goals and weekly availability.

Discover the Adults’ path

Trial lesson – Children

One-hour session at €15. Participation in a real group lesson, in a group matching the child’s age and level.

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Trial lesson – Adults

One-hour session at €15, within a regular group class, including an initial review of your goals.

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From your first connection to your first lesson

Individual feedback, followed by time to practise

You do not have to play the same piece or at the same speed as everyone else. The teacher listens to each student in turn, identifies a passage to work on and gives a precise instruction: slow down, isolate a bar, adjust a fingering or check the rhythm. You then practise that instruction while the teacher works with another student.

Keep your microphone muted between turns, without headphones, so you can hear your own piano and the teacher calling you. When it is your turn, unmute and play. This is a live lesson with personal feedback, not a library of recorded tutorials.

Set up your instrument and camera

Prepare a piano or keyboard, a phone, tablet or computer with a camera and microphone, and a stable Internet connection. Position the camera so the teacher can see your hands, keyboard and upper body. A stable stand helps keep the view clear. An 88-key instrument is recommended; the preparation guide explains what to bring for a first lesson.

Piano, camera and Internet connection for an online lesson
Preparation illustration from Piano Académie’s existing lesson guide.

Hear the piano clearly on Zoom

The school’s existing tutorial explains how to enable original sound. Noise reduction can otherwise suppress some of the piano’s sound. Video in French.

Open the Zoom tutorial on Vimeo

Try a real group lesson

The trial takes place within a regular online group lesson. The teacher discusses your experience and goals, then chooses an exercise or passage suited to your level. Beginners and returning players can both take part. The current booking pages list the trial at €15. Choose an available slot and check the displayed time zone before confirming.

Schedules in your time zone

The booking calendar displays available trial slots and the selected time zone above the timetable. You can change the time zone if needed. Regular lesson bookings depend on the available sessions, your level and your chosen plan; consult the current schedule rather than assuming that every time is available.

View trial times for childrenView trial times for adults

Explore the method and prepare your lesson

  • Individualised group lessons: the school’s approach (French article)
  • Online and in-person learning: what supports progress (French article)
  • Prepare your child’s trial lesson (French guide)
  • Prepare your adult trial and download the score excerpts (French guide)

Looking for a private online lesson?

Private online piano lessons cost €60 per hour. This is a separate format from the group lessons presented here. Contact the school to discuss your needs and availability. Contact Piano Académie.

Frequently asked questions

How does an online lesson work?

The teacher calls on each student in turn. The student who is called unmutes and plays. The others keep their microphone muted, without headphones, and repeat their piece. The teacher demonstrates at the piano, corrects posture and validates progress.

What equipment do I need?

An acoustic or digital piano (ideally 88 keys), a smartphone or computer positioned to film your hands and upper body, a stable Internet connection, a music stand and practice notebook if needed.

In which countries are the lessons available?

Lessons are accessible from any country. You can choose your country (Children) or choose your country (Adults) to see the schedules and local conditions.

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Online group lessons for adults

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Online group piano lessons for adults – Piano Académie

Online group piano lessons for adults

Learn piano from home with online group lessons designed for adults, whether you are a complete beginner or already experienced. A structured method, individual guidance and the motivating energy of a group to help you progress at your own pace, without having to travel.

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Online piano lessons designed for adults: a live teacher, your own piano at home, and a flexible schedule.

A learning method designed for adults

Piano Académie has developed a progressive method that suits complete beginners as well as more advanced pianists who want to structure their playing. The lessons follow a clear progression, helping you build solid technical and musical foundations while keeping the joy of playing at the center.

This approach is particularly suitable if you want to learn how to read sheet music, play a varied repertoire and make steady progress. It will be less suitable if you are looking for lessons focused exclusively on improvisation or jazz.

Why choose online group lessons

Online group lessons offer a practical and efficient alternative to in-person classes, while maintaining a high level of support.

  • Proven effectiveness: each student plays their own piece, with no need to stay in sync with the group.
  • Personalized guidance: the teacher follows each student individually, providing real-time feedback and corrections.
  • Group motivation: the group dynamic supports your regular practice and your desire to progress.
  • Maximum flexibility: lessons accessible from anywhere, with no travel time, and time slots adapted to adults.

How the online group lessons work

Schedule

Online group piano lessons are offered in the evening at 9 pm (Paris time), to fit around working days. Each session lasts one hour and follows the same methodology, regardless of the level of the group.

Equipment needed

All you need is an acoustic or digital piano, a smartphone, computer or tablet with an Internet connection, and ideally a pair of headphones. Your device is positioned so that it shows both the keyboard and your upper body, enabling the teacher to clearly see your posture and movements.

Interactive teaching

During the lesson, the teacher works with each student in turn: explaining, demonstrating difficult passages, correcting posture and rhythm, then moving on to another participant. In between, you work independently on your piece. The format is collective, but the guidance is truly individualized.

Booking app

Lessons are booked through a dedicated app. You choose your lesson times according to your schedule, without being tied to a single fixed slot, within the limits of the number of sessions included in your plan. This organization gives you a lot of autonomy while keeping a regular learning framework.

The unlimited plan: practice several times a week

In September 2023, Piano Académie was one of the first schools to offer an unlimited subscription for in-person group lessons. After its success in Paris, with many adult students enrolled, we extended this option to online lessons.

The unlimited plan allows you to book up to one group lesson per day, with a maximum of five lessons per week. This gives you great flexibility and an ideal practice rhythm to progress quickly, while avoiding misuse thanks to a reasonable limit.

A varied repertoire adapted to your level

To make the online group format as effective as possible, we have built a catalogue of pieces in several styles: classical works, pop songs, film music and other carefully selected pieces. Each title is arranged at different levels, to ensure a smooth and motivating progression.

For beginners, some technical difficulties have been simplified. The goal is for you to be able to play a complete piece within a few weeks, while developing real piano skills.

We do not use external scores in these lessons. Teachers must know each piece in depth to guide you precisely, and they do not have time during the lesson to discover new scores on request.

If you cannot find the piece you have in mind in our catalogue, you can let us know. We will consider adding an adapted version to a future update of the repertoire.

Online course plans for adults

Online group lessons for adults

10-Lesson Pass

€ 10 per lesson

10 group lessons of one hour each, to be booked according to your availability.

  • 10 one-hour group lessons
  • Maximum 10 students per group
  • Flexible booking
  • Ideal for starting without a subscription
Buy now

No registration fee. Sheet music to be purchased online, around €5.

Online group lessons for adults

Unlimited piano subscription

€ 80 per month

Practise the piano several times a week, with a very attractive cost per lesson.

  • Monthly subscription
  • Up to 5 lessons per week
  • Maximum 10 students per lesson
  • Easy cancellation month to month
Subscribe

Registration fee not included (€30). Sheet music to be purchased online, around €5.

Online group lessons for adults

Unlimited piano and music theory

€ 90 per month

The complete package to work on both your playing and your reading skills.

  • Monthly subscription
  • Up to 5 piano lessons per week
  • Access to online music theory classes
  • Maximum 10 students per lesson
  • Easy cancellation month to month
Subscribe

Registration fee not included (€30). Sheet music to be purchased online, around €5.

Monthly subscription: cost per lesson depending on the number of weekly sessions

With the unlimited subscription at €80 per month, the real cost per lesson drops significantly when you book several sessions per week.

Number of lessons per week Total number of lessons per month Monthly price Price per lesson
1 4 80 € 20 €
2 8 80 € 10 €
3 12 80 € 6.67 €
4 16 80 € 5 €
5 20 80 € 4 €

Online music theory lessons for adults

Music theory is not taught during the online piano lessons. It is not essential to get started, but it is very useful if you want to become more independent when reading music and understanding what you play.

To support this, we offer online music theory classes specifically designed for adults, with a practical, clear and progressive approach.

Two levels are available, in small groups, with 30-minute sessions.

  • Monday at 9 pm
  • Thursday at 9 pm

These classes can be purchased separately or included in the unlimited piano and theory subscription. You decide how much theoretical support you need.

Online music theory classes

4-Lesson Pass

20 € per pass
  • Adults, online group classes
  • 4 sessions of 30 minutes
  • Work on basic note and rhythm reading
Buy now

Equivalent to 5 € per lesson.

Online music theory classes

8-Lesson Pass

40 € per pass
  • Adults, online group classes
  • 8 sessions of 30 minutes
  • Ideal for consolidating your skills over time
Buy now

Equivalent to 5 € per lesson.

From your first connection to your first lesson

Individual feedback, followed by time to practise

You do not have to play the same piece or at the same speed as everyone else. The teacher listens to each student in turn, identifies a passage to work on and gives a precise instruction: slow down, isolate a bar, adjust a fingering or check the rhythm. You then practise that instruction while the teacher works with another student.

Keep your microphone muted between turns, without headphones, so you can hear your own piano and the teacher calling you. When it is your turn, unmute and play. This is a live lesson with personal feedback, not a library of recorded tutorials.

Set up your instrument and camera

Prepare a piano or keyboard, a phone, tablet or computer with a camera and microphone, and a stable Internet connection. Position the camera so the teacher can see your hands, keyboard and upper body. A stable stand helps keep the view clear. An 88-key instrument is recommended; the preparation guide explains what to bring for a first lesson.

Piano, camera and Internet connection for an online lesson
Preparation illustration from Piano Académie’s existing lesson guide.

Hear the piano clearly on Zoom

The school’s existing tutorial explains how to enable original sound. Noise reduction can otherwise suppress some of the piano’s sound. Video in French.

Open the Zoom tutorial on Vimeo

Try a real group lesson

The trial takes place within a regular online group lesson. The teacher discusses your experience and goals, then chooses an exercise or passage suited to your level. Beginners and returning players can both take part. The current booking pages list the trial at €15. Choose an available slot and check the displayed time zone before confirming.

Schedules in your time zone

The booking calendar displays available trial slots and the selected time zone above the timetable. You can change the time zone if needed. Regular lesson bookings depend on the available sessions, your level and your chosen plan; consult the current schedule rather than assuming that every time is available.

View trial times for adults

Explore the method and prepare your lesson

  • Individualised group lessons: the school’s approach (French article)
  • Online and in-person learning: what supports progress (French article)
  • Prepare your adult trial and download the score excerpts (French guide)

To learn more about the concrete steps between your enrolment and your first online lesson, you can visit the page detailing the full enrolment process for our online group lessons.

Discover the enrolment process for online group lessons
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