Who Is Kinder Piano For?
Who benefits from Kinder Piano: three-year-olds meeting a keyboard, children about to start lessons, children already taking them, families with a keyboard gathering dust, and parents who do not read music.
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StudyX Devlog: Kinder Piano
StudyX Devlog articles tagged "Kinder Piano".
Practical Tips for Using Kinder Piano Every Day
Ideas that make Kinder Piano work in a real household: playing the demo first, staying in Slow mode longer than you think, stopping at two stars, using headphones for ear training, and where to put the iPad.
Why We Built Kinder Piano: Real Notation, for a Four-Year-Old
The thinking behind Kinder Piano: why the score stayed real notation with finger numbers, why Slow mode waits for every note, why a MIDI keyboard is optional, and why there are no ads or subscription.
Getting Started with Kinder Piano: Your Child's First Song
New to Kinder Piano? Start on the screen keyboard, pick a first song, choose melody and Slow mode, read the finger numbers together, and set things up for grown-ups before you hand over the device.