All in one place: I'm tired of telling my students to buy a new book every semester and seeing them haul a backpack bursting with five books and navigate through them in lessons like crazy. With ProjectPiano, everything is contained in one place.

Level 03: Early-Intermediate: The third entry takes students to an intermediate level by incorporating a sonatina study. ProjectPiano introduces them to real classical music spanning the baroque, classical, romantic, and 20th-century eras. The goal is not just to teach piano, but music appreciation and understanding, by exposing students to new composers and developing their repertoire.

Comprehensive Syllabus: Each book contains sight-reading, theory, scales, vocabulary, and technical exercises. Each ProjectPiano level has accompanying videos for all areas of the course. Are you struggling with a particular piece? Check out the masterclass video. Every theory concept has an accompanying video to help you work through each task. Scales will become easier when you see the fingering patterns while learning them. The entire curriculum is built with you, the student, in mind and provides you with as much support as possible at home.

Five Levels of Study: All of this, and more, is what makes ProjectPiano the best syllabus for you. Currently available at five levels, ranging from Middle-Beginner to Late-Intermediate, I hope you will begin to enjoy your piano lessons because of these books and develop a taste for your musical style that goes with you beyond these pages. Keep a look out for more ProjectPiano releases in the future.