Learning to play piano—or any instrument, for that matter—is difficult. It requires learning a totally new language, an understanding of music theory, and practicing for hours every day to sync your ...

The piano, with its timeless allure, continues to captivate music enthusiasts worldwide. Its versatility makes it a beloved instrument for beginners and virtuosos alike. Embarking on a journey to ...

If you're looking for a hassle-free, more affordable way to start learning piano than in-person lessons, there are several iPhone apps that can teach you an instrument, not to mention must-have ...

When you buy through our links, we may earn an affiliate commission. I have a confession to make. I’ve been a working singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist for over twenty years—and, actually, ...

Back in the days the norm was to consult book recipes when cooking and to get lost in infinite pages of giant dictionaries when reading. Today, we use the internet to perform all these tasks. As ...

Learning to play the piano can sometimes feel impossible, taking hours of practice and consistent dedication — especially without a teacher to guide you. Roli, the company whose original claim to fame ...

As a kid, I was given a book about a famous doctor who may or may not have been Albert Schweitzer. The first chapter is how he, as a young boy, learned the value of practice from his music teacher. It ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. So you’ve decided to learn how to play the piano. Now you ...

If you have ever wanted to learn to play the piano or create music on the go using a keyboard you may be interested in a new portable smart piano aptly named the PopuPiano. Launched via Indiegogo the ...

When the coronavirus locked down the world, I tried to learn new skills (cooking, coding) but found that my brain was in no state to develop new routines. I would have to make do with my old ones. I ...

Learning to play the piano is an intimidating but achievable goal, especially if you pair that goal with an online course. Skoove ($149.99, originally $299; stacksocial.com) is a great place to start.